1851 census- wheatley

[bassett]

just recieved the marriage cert for samuel wheatley (born in swalwell)to elizabeth shield(born allendale/alston) in 1846 at the parish church in the co of newcastle upon tyne (district st nicholas)
residence at time of marriage- this parish ? how anoying could some kind sole please have a look to see when they were living and if any kids as i have them on the 1861 census (r.g.9/3807) living in swalwell aged 34 there 1st son george was born 1851 west moor (killingworth) can anyone help thanks very much
         regards linda

[Michael Dixon]

Linda,

Samuel and Elizabeth were married in St Nicholas's Cathedral,in Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

The marriage cert tells you that they lived within the boundaries of the Parish of St Nicholas. Which is a great piece of info, as this parish was a tiny one, right down on bank of tyne facing Gateshead.

If you go to www.genuki.com  ( go to Northumberland, go to Parishes... you will see a map of Northumberland, divided into all it's parishes. You can click on any parish area, to get size, history etc of all parishes.

On Census 1851 they were at West Moor, which lay withinthe territory of Longbenton Parish.

Reference Piece 2411 Folio 246 Page 35.
Family address, just " West Moor"
Head Samuel WHITLEY, aged 24, coal miner, born Swalwell.
Wife Elizabeth WHILEY*, 24, b. Hampshire,SCOTLAND.**
Dtr Hannah WHILEY* 1, b.Jarrow.

* the writing of the census enumerator is not very clear.

** Enumerator really wrote "Hampshire, Scotland" for Elizabeth's birthplace.


On Census 1861, in Swalwell (Brewery Row) was a 79 yr old Swalwell-born Samuel Wheatley, with wife Eleanor 59 and grandson George 12.

Michael Dixon,
Blyth, Northumberland.

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[bassett]

thank you both so much for your help
michael  i see what you mean about the 1851 census  i'll have to try and sort that one out mmmm,wonder if elizabeth just gave birth in that area but was living somewhere else. the 1861 i have them living at 15 ramsey cottages as there is samuel(his father also samuel occ-anchor smith),elizabeth,george aged 9, mary ann (dad's gr-gran)and sarah, mary ann was born in blaydon and sarah born in swalwell. this line has been a tough one,as they all are ha ha .
 big thanks again for all your help x
                                                    regards linda