Vague 1851 census lookup LA*SON please

[Ruskie]

Hello everyone,

This is a long shot, but here goes:

I would appreciate an 1851 census lookup for Thomas LA*SON born c 1796 in Tarporley, and wife Rebecca (maiden name unknown) born c 1791 in Manchester. They had a daughter Ann, born c 1826-31 in Utkinton who would be aged about 20 in 1851. She may or may not be with her parents. Possible older sister Sophia would be approximately 25. (Unlikely she would be at home with parents). Other siblings unknown.

Here is the link to my previous post regarding this surname. The other census references are there too - Thomas and Rebecca seemed to spend a lot of time with the in-laws on census nights.

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,198178.0.html

As the name is different in each census I am hoping it may be legible in the 1851 census.

I am attempting to find the marriage of Ann and William Wright - date unknown, but first known child Sophia was born 1857 in Tarvin. I have searched many many variations of this surname on Ancestry, free bmd and Cheshire bmd but have not found an Ann La*son to match with a William Wright. I have also searched for William Wright but cannot find a suitable Ann.

Can someone help please? I 'm really stuck.

Thanks a lot.

[CatOne]

Transcribed as "Sawrinson" -

1851 HO107/2170 Folio 65 Page 8
Utkinton, Cheshire
Thomas Lawrinson? 52 Ag Lab Rushton
Rebecca 57 Tarporley
Ruth granddau 8 Scholar Utkinton
Ann dau 18 House Servant Utkinton

Regards
Catherine 

[CatOne]

Marriage -

Sophia Lawrinson June 1845 Nantwich Vol 19 Page 163
Grooms - John Gregory, William Lee, Joseph Vernon or William Walker

[Ruskie]

Gee Catherine, that was quick - thanks very much.

Oh no, now Thomas is from Rushton. And Rebecca is from Tarporley.

And that's another vote for Lawrinson. I can see how the L may look like an S.

And a Lawrinson marriage - that makes sense.

Thanks a million!

[JDGen]

Hi Ruskie,

Sophia LAWRINSON married William LEE 1845 at Tarporley St Helen

From www.cheshirebmd.org.uk

Jean

[Ruskie]

Thank you very much for that Jean - much appreciated.