The disappearing family of William John Harrison Hulme

[heywood]

Do you have any of the family in 1861?

[ShaunJ]

I think they are in Liverpool in 1861, enumerated as Holme.

45 Gomer Street - Piece 2696 page 56

[avm228]

Children of John Hulme (labourer) & Sarah, baptised at Gresford, Denbigh:

Emma, 10 Sep 1848 (abode Gwersyllt)
Constance, 6 May 1850 (abode Gwersyllt)
Catharine Elizabeth, 4 April 1852 (abode New Inn)

[ShaunJ]

Children of John Hulme (labourer) & Sarah, baptised at Gresford, Denbigh:

Emma, 10 Sep 1848 (abode Gwersyllt)
Constance, 6 May 1850 (abode Gwersyllt)
Catharine Elizabeth, 4 April 1852 (abode New Inn)

That matches with the 1861 census at 45 Gomer Street, Liverpool. Children's birthplace looks like Wrexham which is near Gwersyllt.

[avm228]

Marriage, Wrexham Parish Church, 7 October 1871

Andrew Gwynne (full age) boiler maker of South Sea.  Father: Andrew Gwynne, shoe maker.
Catherine Elizabeth Hulme (minor) of South Sea.  Father: John Hulme, joiner.

Witnesses: Edward George & Constance Sarah George.

[heywood]

I think they are in Liverpool in 1861, enumerated as Holme.

45 Gomer Street - Piece 2696 page 56

Thanks Shaun 

[avm228]

Children of John Hulme (labourer) & Sarah, baptised at Gresford, Denbigh:

Emma, 10 Sep 1848 (abode Gwersyllt)
Constance, 6 May 1850 (abode Gwersyllt)
Catharine Elizabeth, 4 April 1852 (abode New Inn)

That matches with the 1861 census at 45 Gomer Street, Liverpool

Yes indeed - great find in 1861 as they were eluding me

[heywood]

Constance Sarah Hulme and Edward George marriage perhaps

December  1869   Wrexham 11b   484   

[Speedwell]

I can't thank you all enough! You have turned what has been a VERY frustrating day into a win for me. I can start afresh tomorrow (it's 8pm here).

I emigrated to Australia in my late 20s so all my family tree are in the UK. 

TTFN
Once again I am very grateful for your help.