Virniew Mount, Llansantffraid.Montgomeryshire

[eric]

Hi,
Ann Oseneth Dudley was her birth name, we have this from the family Bible, we have no birth certificate. her parents were Richard Dudley baptised January 1st 1833, Schoolmaster and Ann[Butter] Dudley baptised February 7th. 1829,Sewing Mistress. I would not know if she got married. This is all the info I have, hope it helps . Eric

[Lloydy]

Is Ann's father Richard, the same Richard mentioned in another of your threads? http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,126714.0.html

I'm just curious about Ann's middle name of Oseneth.  Is it clearly written as such in the family bible?  I Googled the name, and the results were zero!!!!!!!

Jan

[Lloydy]

1851 census

HO107/1986 Folio 22 Page 7- Moat House, Eardington, Shropshire

Richard Dudley Head M 28 Schoolmaster born Shropshire Bridgnorth
Anna Dudley Wife M 20 Schoolmistress born Shropshire Astley Abbotts

No sign of a daughter??? - and no Ann Dudley in any of the 1851 Eardington images

Jan

[Lloydy]

her parents were Richard Dudley baptised January 1st 1833, Schoolmaster

Can you just check that isn't 1823, which would fit with the 1851, and if he was born in 1833 that would make him 16 when daughter Ann was born.  Not impossible I know, but rare.

Jan

[Lloydy]

1861 census

RG9/1848 Folio 57 Page 14 - National School, Eardington

Richard Dudley Head Marr 38 Schoolmaster born Salop Bridgnorth
Anna Dudley Wife Marr 23 Schoolmistress born Salop Astley Abbotts
Alfred Dudley Son 7 Scholar born Warwick Rugby
Jane G Dudley Dau 3 born Salop Eardington
Arthur Layton Boarder 6 born London

[Lloydy]

I don't know why I didn't do this first

From FreeBMD:

Deaths December Quarter 1849
Ann Asenath Dudley
District: Bridgnorth
Volume: 17
Page: 23

Died in infancy.....that's sad

I guess that solves the problem

Jan

[eric]

Hi
Thank you very much for your great effort, I did'nt make it any easier by pressing the wrong key and making the date wrong, My sincere apologies, and once more my sincere thanks.
This querie came about because of where my G.G.Grandmother was living at the time of her death and I could not find a connection. I think we'll draw a line under it. Many thanks. Eric.

[Lloydy]

Hello eric

You are welcome and no need to apologise...we all make mistakes.

I enjoy helping other people, it's all part of the fun of family history.

Glad the mystery of Ann is sorted


Jan