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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Northumberland => Topic started by: mulberry-rose on Thursday 12 December 24 22:11 GMT (UK)
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Hello,
I need some help locating what became of Charles Marshall, as I’ve managed to trace the rest of his siblings. He was born 1861 in Mitford to Thomas Marshall and Ann Cook (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/197702307/ann_marshall).
The last census I have him at is;
1881 Benwell Lodge, Benwell, Newcastle
Charles Marshall, 21, single, born Morpeth, groom & domestic servant
He disappears after that. He’s not the death in Gateshead Mar 1888 as an obituary shows that is a Charles J Marshall.
Any help is greatly appreciated :)
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Have you checked outgoing passenger lists in case he emigrated?
USA & Canada were popular places so you could look for census info here
US 1900 & 1910 censuses
https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/1325221
https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/1727033
Canadian 1901 & 1911
https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/1584557
https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/2143998
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Have you also ruled out the 1890 death in Sunderland
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CaroleW
Thanks for the suggestion about emigration records :) I will check them out later once I’ve ruled out all I can in Northumberland/surroundings.
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Have you also ruled out the 1890 death in Sunderland
I didn’t see this one, thank you ;)
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Well this is intriguing! :o
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https://www.findmypast.co.uk/image-share/ca1b4059-8504-4212-a4a8-7b730557b601
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Had a wife
https://www.findmypast.co.uk/image-share/ec5a0cba-8183-488c-8ac2-28edffdf97fb
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Bishopwearmouth cemetery
Charles Marshall
abode Cumberland St,
a gardener,
aged 29 years
found Roker North Sea
Buried May 1st 1890,
service performed by the Rev GD Scott,
ward 2, section a, grave 1846, consecrated ground,
newspapers report him as a coachman in service at Gosforth who came with his wife to Sunderland ,
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Mary Ann Marshall,
31 Cumberland St
born circa 1864 burial Sunderland 1891,Durham records online,
free BMD Mary Ann Marshall aged 27, death registered June 1891,
I can look this up later if you need more information
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Sorry for the later response, I hadn’t seen this until now
mckha489
Thank you very much for the articles. That gives a lot more context now. Poor Charles :(
Radcliff
This information brilliant, thanks for the burials. I think I’ll put a memorial on FG.
It doesn’t seem Mary lived very long after Charles, maybe his death was a factor.
By the articles it looks like they had children together, but none survived.
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Bishopwearmouth cemetery
April 6th 1891,
Mary Ann Marshall,
aged 27 years,
widow of Charles Marshall,coachman deceased,
abode 31 Cumberland St,
ward a/e grave 2880 consecrated ground,
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Radcliff
Thank you. Interesting about the abode as one article has her living at ‘Green Street’. I guess that must’ve been temporary and she moved back home. Not even a year after Charles died. :(
Died of pneumonia from her GRO record.
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was Green Street her brothers address
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I just reread the article Mary Ann her brother lived at 31 Cumberland Street Mary stayed there then Charles joined her, Mary then had briefly gone to stay with friends at 6 Green Street ,it appears Charles was very ill before his death,
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A little bit of information that may interest you,
Mary Ann's brother named his son after Charles Marshall,
Bishopwearmouth cemetery
Charles Marshall Charlton,
aged 8 months,
buried November 26th 1886,
father John Robson Charlton, a green grocer,
abode 31 Cumberland St
place of burial ward 1 , section a, grave 3873
Durham records online, John Robson Charlton death,22 King Street, 1931 born circa 1863
this makes it so much easier to pin point the correct Charltons, in 1871, Cumberland St , Henry Charlton aged 30 a glass founder, born Newcastle Upon Tyne, his wife Elizabeth aged 30 born Sunderland, children John Robson aged 9, Mary Ann aged 7, both born Sunderland , in 1881 John R and Mary Ann are still with Dad Henry in Cumberland St .Mum Elizabeth died 1876 at Cumberland St,
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Thank you for all this information, it is very helpful.
I’d found that 1881 census of Charlton’s with Mary Ann couldn’t confirm it until now, so that’s good. Poor family certainly went through a lot.
I’ve now made memorials for Charles and Mary Ann. Nice to be able to connect them :) https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/277674871/charles_marshall
I do wonder if this was their son;
MARSHALL CHARLES CHARLTON
GRO Reference 1886 M Quarter in NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE Volume 10B Page 5
Charles Marshall buried 6 Mar 1886 St John’s Westgate abode 139 Stanhope Street
MARSHALL CHARLES 0
GRO Reference M Quarter NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE Volume 10b Page 31