1881, 1891, 1901 please - Jane Pashby, Scarborough COMPLETED

[BassinghamTerrier]

Yes - that's it!!! 

The OTHER Jane Pashby that you have researched for me lived in 1901 with her uncle ... William Watson! I couldn't work out HOW he was her uncle, but this is the missing link - ug!!!

AND ... Jane's aunt Mary Ann Pashby married John Fewster!!

It's all falling into place now - I'm off to fit the details onto there, but I'll be back with some more tempting problems for you to pore over very soon! 

Thanks!

Roger

['Tricia]

Can't see either of them in 1901

Possible death

Jane Watson
Death registered qrt ending Sep 1895
District: Pickering
County: North Riding Of Yorkshire
Volume: 9d
Page: 363

Age at death - 71

Tricia

['Tricia]

Great - and yes, William is there in 1901 a widower - mistranscribed , of course.

The final piece of the jigsaw

Seems sad in some ways - they married too late to have their own children so always seemed to have nephews and nieces around. Sound like nice people

Tricia

[BassinghamTerrier]

But there IS a happy ending!

As I said before, William ends up with ANOTHER Pashby girl living with him in 1901 as I'm told that the OTHER Jane is his housekeeper in 1901 , here -

1901 census: Still a spinster and living as a housekeeper to her uncle William Watson in Chester Villa on Malton Rd, Thornton-le-Dale.

They all seem to have lived with one another at one time or another - it's no wonder I've got buck-teeth, wear denim overalls and can play a banjo brilliantly!!!

Thanks for all your help - I'm going to mark this thread as completed now!

Roger

['Tricia]

They all seem to have lived with one another at one time or another - it's no wonder I've got buck-teeth, wear denim overalls and can play a banjo brilliantly

What ARE you insinuating

Tricia

[AMCass]

I picked up you query as I was looking for John Fewster who is an ancestor of mine.  While transcribing some workhouse records I came across an Esther Pashby and I wondered if you would be interested.  I may be throwing something into the ring that is totally unrelated to you but it may be of interest.
Esther Pashby (classed as a bastard) was admitted to Scarborough Workhouse on the 1st March 1841. Her year of birth is given as 1828.  She left the workhouse on the 8th June 1841 to go into service.  She was re-admitted on the 1st June 1843 as an emergency because she had a lame foot.  I have not yet found when she was discharged but if you are interested I will let you know if I come across her name again.

ACass

[BassinghamTerrier]

Hi!

Thanks for the contact. That's very interesting!

I have no Esther Pashby in my tree, and can't see where she would fit, but I'll hang on to the info anyway, just in case.

Good luck with your Fewster work.

Regards,

MT