george page marlyborne 1837

[jolby]

good evening,
I'm hoping for some assistance please with  my 3xg granddad, his name was George page and on the 1841 census, reg district Marylebone, Piece 680 Book 14 Folio 10 Page number14 . he was born 1837, parents Charles and Sarah, this is the only census I have on him. I have his marriage to Emily page in dec 1861 in Bethnal green where he is listed as full age and dad Charles Page a wheelwright.
In the 1871 census his wife Emily is listed as a widow and remarries after this. His last child was born 1868 so he died between 1868/1871 I'm unsure of which is his death entry. id like to find him in 1861 and 1851 but equally id like to find his siblings and parents as I cant find any of them other than the 1841 census, also I do not have the marriage for Charles and Sarah and that would give me Sarah's maiden name enabling me to go further with my search.
Any assistance would be wonderful as I'm quite stuck
thank you

[PaulineJ]

Firstly transcribe the 1841 in full.
Kids after 1837 will provide a mother's maiden name

[jolby]

thank you for your reply,
 It was said to me previously to put the piece and folio etc on for census reference?
 and there is just George and William that could possibly be on the gro but I wasn't able to find ones with the same mums name, as I believe it was not law to register at this time I thought it possible they may not be registered.

[heywood]

Hello,

The only 1861 marriage I can see is December quarter Bethnal Green where George Page and Emily Plane are on the same page. You have him marrying Emily Page - is that right?
What is his occupation in the marriage certificate?

Heywood

[jolby]

gosh yes sorry married an Emily plane and became a page, my mistake, his occupation is a perfumer

[KGarrad]

The family from the 1841 census:

Charles Page  M  30  Wheelwright & Tiresmith(?)
Sarah Page  F  40
Chas Page  M  6
George Page  M  5
William Page  M  3     all born in county

Please remember that, for the 1841 census only:
Adult ages were rounded down to a multiple of 5 years
No relationships were given

[heywood]

Bankruptcy for Charles in 1842?


http://www.rootschat.com/links/01lue/

[jolby]

thank you


interesting a bankruptcy, I have not come across one before so not  sure whether they would  change  occupation...... or  what really. hummm that gives me something though so thanku

[jomcd967]

Sarah in the 1841 census with Charles is not his first wife.....

12 Oct 1839, St George Hanover Square
Charles Page, widower, Wheelwright of High Street, father Thomas Page, farmer, married Sarah Woodbridge, spinster, father Thomas Woodbridge, farmer, witnessed by John & Mary Grove.

Given the witnesses names it is interesting that there is a marriage for a Charles Page & Jane Groves, 21 March 1837, St Martin in the fields.

Jo