peach/paul

[Angel1472]

 Any help would be appreciated on the following:-
 
I am looking at my Paul/l - Peach branch in my tree and trying to find out what happened to William Peach.
 
The information i have is as follows:
 
William Peach, chr. Jan 7,1816, Broadwinsor son of Simon Peach,( b. ca 1789 and chr. Jun 19, 1791) mother Sarah Reader,( b. ca 177Cool married 1838, Ann Paul, dau of Henry Paul. 
I have found Ann Peach (nee Paull) on the 1851, 1861, 1871, and 1881 census. On all the census apart from 1881 she is listed as married but no william peach is listed with her. In 1881 she is widowed so i am assuming that he died between 1871 and 1881.
 
My question is what did William Peach die and where was he living between them getting married (183Cool and when he died?
 
Any help appreciated
 
Kelly

[Arranroots]

Hi Kelly

Do you have the marriage cert for the couple?

William's profession might be a big clue.  Although occupations such as mariner and fisherman took menfolk away from home, there were also grooms, butlers, and even agricultural workers who lived-in at their work.  Were children born to the couple during this time?

kind regards, Arranroots 

[Angel1472]

i don't have the marriage certificate but i know when they were married if anyone can look at the certificate.

i can't remember where the information came from but i have it in my head that he was a soldier, however, i did find this entry in 1861

 In 1861 there is an entry in the census for St. Andrew, Plymouth, Devon:
 
George Moreton (Head) (34) Carpenter b. Plymouth.
HARRIET (Wife) (31) b. CHETNOLE, Dorset
Elizabeth (daur) (2) b. Plymouth
WILLIAM PEACH (46) Brother-In-Law. Pte. In Royal Marines b.CHETNOLE, Dorset.

[avm228]

In 1861 there is an entry in the census for St. Andrew, Plymouth, Devon:
 
George Moreton (Head) (34) Carpenter b. Plymouth.
HARRIET (Wife) (31) b. CHETNOLE, Dorset
Elizabeth (daur) (2) b. Plymouth
WILLIAM PEACH (46) Brother-In-Law. Pte. In Royal Marines b.CHETNOLE, Dorset.

A William Peach likely to be that same fellow is visiting the Davies household in Breage, Cornwall in 1851 - he is a 33 yr old marine private b. Chetnole, and with him are Alice Peach (32, b Breage), daughter Lucy, 2 b Sithney (?) Cornwall, and son William, 9 months, b Devonport, Devon.  The relationship between William and Alice is not made clear - both are down as "visitor".

Anna

[avm228]

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Anna

[avm228]

Also, Simon Peach, a 62 yr old widower ag lab b Broadwinsor, is living alone in Chetnole in 1851.

HTH


Anna

[Arranroots]

I also found this - don't know what you make of it (I realise father's name is wrong)

HO107/1860/228/3

John PEACH H Widr 50 - ag lab - Burstock
William son M 30 - ag lab - Broadwinsor
Rebecca MACEY sister in law - W 70 - P - Somerset Crewkerne
Mary LACY lodger U 34 - factory lab (flax) Dorset Broadwinso
Hannah LACEY lodger 6 - Burstock


Address: Burstock, Dorset

kind regards, Arranroots  

[allibaker]

hmmmmmmmmm iam proberley putting the cat amongst the pidgeons here but there is this fellow in 1871-
living in st andrew devon
william peach 56yrs naval pensioner
alice 52yrs wife born cornwall
john 15yrs son born stonehouse devon
sarah 13yrs daughter born cornwall
edward 9yrs son bprn cornwall
lucy parnell 22yrs married daughter born cornwall
lucy 3months grandaughter born devon
SOURCE INFO-RG10-2119
FOLIO-87
PAGE-43
regards
alli

[allibaker]

william peach married ann paul 15th oct 1838 broadwindsor dorset .