george page marlyborne 1837

[amondg]

Charles Page and Jane Grove appear to be a different family, they had a son Charles John Page born 1838 St Martin in the Fields registration district mothers maiden name Grove.

[heywood]

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 

There is a marriage in 1849
St George in the East Tower Hamlets 4th November 1849
Charles Page full age widower  Eating House Keeper  Father:Thomas Page, Farmer
Eliza Woodbridge father Thomas Woodbridge, Farmer
Both at address 38 Wapping Street
Witnesses Pryce German and Jane Darwell

Heywood

[Lily M]

A notice in the Oxford Chronicle  1849

......died at her residence, High Street, Wapping, age 38, Sarah Page, wife of Charles Page and third daughter of Thoma Woodbridge farmer of Ickford, Buckinghamshire

[heywood]

A notice in the Oxford Chronicle  1849

......died at her residence, High Street, Wapping, age 38, Sarah Page, wife of Charles Page and third daughter of Thoma Woodbridge farmer of Ickford, Buckinghamshire

Just found that 

[Lily M]

This might be the couple above.  Only because Eliza was born in Ickford.

1851 Newington, Surrey
Charles Page  head  42  fishmonger  Norfolk
Eliza Page  wife  39     Ickford, Bucks.
George Page  son  14     Birmingham
William Page  son  12     Marylebone

[heywood]

Yes, I wondered about the birth of George - Birmingham  But looks good.

There is also a marriage for an Eliza Woodbridge, father Thomas a farmer to Charles Pepper in 1854
St Leonard's Shoreditch but she is 28 yrs old on marriage so perhaps not the same person.

[jolby]

oh my goodness thank you so much, I have been going around on this one for months . I am sorry if I did not put enough information on in the first place, I will learn.
I have written it all down and will go away and decipher it  . I am new to the London side of ancestry
thanks again
jo.x

[rosie99]

thank you for your reply,
 It was said to me previously to put the piece and folio etc on for census reference?
 

It is very helpful to give reference numbers for those of us with access to paid sites and personally I love to see requests that have given this information.    Unfortunately some people that give lots of help on here only have access to free sites such as familysearch where a number alone is no use at all so for them to be able to help you they do need a bit more information   

[heywood]

Hi jo,
This might be of interest 

Marriage
February 1st 1864 Bethnal Green Parish Church

William Page Fishmonger, Caledonian Road Father Charles Page Coach Builder 
Eliza Carter, father William Carter , Brewer

Witnesses George Page and Emily Page - with signatures

As Charles has been a Wheelright and Tyre... perhaps that is where the Coach builder comes from- if it is the correct Charles