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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => London and Middlesex => Topic started by: tellx on Tuesday 30 January 18 18:23 GMT (UK)

Title: Mary Ann Childs (nee Oram) Fresh eyes needed
Post by: tellx on Tuesday 30 January 18 18:23 GMT (UK)
Hi,

My GG Grandmother Mary Ann Oram (born c1837 in Oare Wilts) seems to disappear in the 1890s, presumably she died.

She married James Austin Childs 22nd Dec 1861.

I have her and her family in the 1871, 1881 and 1891 censuses. In 1901 she has gone and James is down as a widower. But I can't find a sensible death registration for her.

My guess is that she was in a hospital or workhouse when she died and the details weren't recorded correctly, but I'm hoping that fresh eyes may find something I've missed.

1891 - 50 Blackstock Road, Islington
James A Childs, Head, 50, Fancy Stationer, Southend Essex
Mary A Childs, Wife, 54, Wilts
Alfred Childs, Son, 24, Waiter, London
Katherine M Childs, Daughter, 17, Stationers Assistant, London
Percy Childs, Son, 13, Stationers Assistant, London

1901 - 32 Devonshire Road, Islington
James Austin Childs, Head, Widow, 60, Waiter Inn, Essex Southend
Alfred Childs, Son, 35, Waiter, London St Pancras
Katherine May Childs, Daughter, 27, Housekeeper Domestic, London St Pancras
Percy Childs, Son, 23, Clerk, London St Pancras

Any help would be appreciated.

Cheers,

Martin
Title: Re: Mary Ann Childs (nee Oram) Fresh eyes needed
Post by: Milliepede on Wednesday 31 January 18 11:40 GMT (UK)
No obvious deaths are there  :( you would expect it to be Islington area if that's where her husband is 1891/1901. 
Title: Re: Mary Ann Childs (nee Oram) Fresh eyes needed
Post by: groom on Wednesday 31 January 18 12:26 GMT (UK)
No obvious deaths are there  :( you would expect it to be Islington area if that's where her husband is 1891/1901.

I can't see a death anywhere that would fit given that she was 54 in 1891. I guess her name must have been transcribed incorrectly.
Title: Re: Mary Ann Childs (nee Oram) Fresh eyes needed
Post by: tellx on Wednesday 31 January 18 16:18 GMT (UK)
Thanks for looking. I think this is going to remain a brick wall for me, but I will keep pulling it out of the file every now and then and rechecking in case a "correction" appears somewhere.

Cheers,

Martin