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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Lancashire => Topic started by: Kath Heywood Boon on Wednesday 31 March 21 12:48 BST (UK)
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I have Henry in my tree as the son of John Heywood c1826 and Alice Heaton c1828. I initially had him as being dcd in 1861, but I have come to learn recently that a Henry Heywood married Miriam Roylance and had children. I am unable to look up local things as I live the other side of the country. Could anyone help me out with this? I have found another Henry born around the same time in other census reports, but his father had a different name, and I cannot seem to find him after the 1861 census. Thanks in advance.
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The Henry Heywood (age 19 occupation Carter) who married Miriam Roylance names his father as James Heywood (occupation Driller)
Marriage is on Ancestry
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Where do you have your Henry in 1861 & 1871 census
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Rosie 99, I have Henry living at 19 Rollinson Street on the 1861 Census, but have lost him after that. I am wondering that my first assumption - he died in 1861 - is correct. I know that during the 1800's child mortality was quite high.
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I can't see a death as Heywood that fits between 1861 & 1871 but there is this one
HAYWOOD, HENRY age 5
1864 Sept Quarter in MANCHESTER Volume 08D Page 105
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Rosie99 I originally had Henry's death as December quarter 1861 Manchester 8d 215. It's just that most of the hints I have on Ancestry are stating that he married Miriam, and all the other information they have on him is what I have. Very confusing, but I know that unless they are verified you take some hints with a pinch of salt.
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Rosie99 I originally had Henry's death as December quarter 1861 Manchester 8d 215.
That man was aged 33.
https://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/certificates/indexes_search.asp
I agree with Rosie that the 1864 death seems to be the most likely.
Debra :)
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You know, why did my mother have to marry a man from Manchester with a very popular surname I don't know. Loved my dad loads, but wish he had known more about his family that he said. I knew more about his mother's family than his father's. Anyway, apart from that, thanks for helping me. i shall send for a death certificate to verify that 1864 is the correct death date.
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sorry to confuse things more - but this young lad came up on Lanc-opc site under Heywood / Haywood
Burial: 21 Apr 1864 St Nicholas, Sutton, Lancashire, England
Henry Heward -
Age: 4 yrs
Abode: Sutton
Buried by: H. E. F Vallancey Vicar
any thoughts ? or shall I delete this post ?? many curates wrote as they heard ?? sadly
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Sutton is St Helens - so not Manchester ...worth a look though - I feel this is not your Henry
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Manchester General Cemetery
Grave Unknown Section 18640926
26th September 1864 Henry Heywood
26th September 1864 Sarah Ann Smith
You can buy 4 credits for £12 to view further details
https://www.burialrecords.manchester.gov.uk/
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sorry to confuse things more - but this young lad came up on Lanc-opc site under Heywood / Haywood
Burial: 21 Apr 1864 St Nicholas, Sutton, Lancashire, England
Henry Heward -
Age: 4 yrs
Abode: Sutton
Buried by: H. E. F Vallancey Vicar
any thoughts ? or shall I delete this post ?? many curates wrote as they heard ?? sadly
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Sutton is St Helens - so not Manchester ...worth a look though - I feel this is not your Henry
The death posted by Rosie was in the September quarter 1864.
Debra :)
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This is the family in
1861
Rolleston? Street
John Heywood Head 35 born Manchester Beer House Keeper and Labourer
Alice Heywood Wife 33born Manchester
William Heywood Son 9born Manchester Scholar
James Heywood Son 7 born Manchester Scholar
Thomas Heywood Son 4born Manchester
Henry Heywood Son 1born Manchester
John Heaton Boarder 17born Manchester Labourer
Elizebeth Taylor Boarder 18born Manchester Cotton Winder
Dinah Spencer Servant13born Manchester Domestic Servant
1871
19 Rolleston Street
John Heywood Head 44 born Manchester Labourer
Alice Heywood Wife 43 born Manchester
William Heywood Son 19born Manchester Mechanic
James Heywood Son 17 born Manchester Moulder
Thomas Heywood Son 14 born Manchester Errand Boy
Charles Heywood Son 4 born Manchester
Rachel Heaton Lodger 16 born Manchester Back Tenter
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That’s the family - see reply #3.
They are living in Ancoats and the Henry Haywood death found is also Ancoats.
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Probably this one Garstonite
Births Jun qtr 1860
HEWARD Henry
Prescot 8b 461
Death Jun qtr 1864
Heward Henry
Prescot 8b 448
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Heatherjulie you are right with the family's location. They lived in Rollinson Street for at least 2 census recordings.
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As I wrote earlier, the death fits with the right area and he doesn’t appear in 1871 as you say.
Heather has also posted a possible burial.
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Census 1851....next page
COOPER Mary aunt widow 62 y b. Manchester Lancashire