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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Berkshire => Topic started by: george165 on Monday 29 September 14 04:51 BST (UK)
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Hi all
Would I be able to get the household of Anna M Brown born around 1837 in Henley Oxfordshire in the 1891 census? This is her 2nd marriage and I do not have any information on her husband or her children. Her husband is Thomas. Also is there a chance I could have the household in the 1901 census for the same person?
Thanking you
george165
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There is this Anna -Living at 1 Yeild? Hall, Reading
Thomas Brown 40 b Manchester Tailor
Anna M Brown 53 b Henley on Thames, Oxfordshire,
Lydia S Long 16 Servant Edit Step Daughter
Kay
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Hi,
In 1901 there is an Anna M Brown living at 29 Queen Street, Brighton. She was a seamstress and May M. Long her granddaughter was living with her. Esther A. Brogan was visiting her.
I am not sure whether you have the marriage details for her marriage to Thomas Brown but they are as follows:
Married at St Giles, Reading, Berks on 11 October 1886. Thomas Brown, 36, Tailor, Southampton Street and Anna Maria Long, 48, widow, Southampton Street. Fathers: George Brown, Tailor and James Pither, Grocer. Witnesses: John James Lawrence, Helena Collis, Lydia Sophia Long.
She married James Long at St Giles, Reading on 1 January 1874.
Berkslass
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Hi berklass and Kay
Thank you for your replies. I have Lydia in London in 1901 and it seems that Anna had only 1 child through both marriages. It looks like that the granddaughter May M Long could be Lydia's child. I did have the details of her second marriage but no details of Thomas's birth.
Thanks
george165