Annie Appleby

[patrish]

Can anyone please help me find this lady on the 51 or 61 census's , she was born in Newcastle in 1845, marriage cert in  Surrey 1866 states her father was Robert Appleby a builder.

Many thanks Patrish.

[Ecneps]

Hi Patrish
Only one I can find in 1851 with father Robert but her age is a bit out, will look in 1861 next:

1851 HO107/2402 fol.509 p.6  Stillgate, Gateshead, Co. Durham
Robert Appleby head mar 48 Mason  Durham, Ryton
Elizabeth  "       wife    "    48              N'land Newcastle
Ann          "        dau          12                   "         "

Barbara

[patrish]

Thanks Barbara,

The only census I have her on is the 1871 RG10/35  aged 26 married to Thomas Morrish, I have Thomas in 1891 down as married but no Annie, cant find a death or her on any other census's

[Ecneps]

How odd, he's still married I see in 1901, but still no Annie, I found an Ann Appleby servant 21 b. Newcastle in 1861 census but no real way of knowing if that's her, wrong age again, and can't see the Robert I found either! Will have another look tomorrow

edit: ref for above is RG9/3821 fol.37 p.7 10 Oxford St, St. Andrew, Newcastle, in household of James Gilpin chemist, Ann Appleby 21 House servant b. Newcastle on Tyne
Barbara

[Ecneps]

Found the Robert & family in 1841 but not later, so don't know if it helps at all:

1841 HO107/824/6 fol.6 p.24  Elswick St, Elswick, Newcastle on Tyne
Robert Appleby 38 Mason N
Elizabeth  "      38             Y
Henry       "       15            Y
Elenor      "        8             Y
Mary        "        6             Y
Ann          "       4              Y

Any names of witnesses at the marriage that might help?
Barbara

[JenB]

Hi

I am confused about this ladies age.  Patrish says she was born in 1845.  If this is correct, then the 1841 entry below can't be for the right person.
I wonder what age was given on the marriage certificate?

Jennifer

[Ecneps]

Hi Jen,

Yes, Patrish gave 1845 I think from the 1871 census, but we all know how reliable (?) some documents can be, and this was the only Ann found with father Robert, just gave details in case they link later.  As she seems to have disappeared in later census with her husband alone and still supposedly married, any possible links could help.   

Barbara

[lizdb]

If 1845 is right year for her birth then here it is:

Jan/Feb/Mar quarter Ann Appleby Newcastle XXV 399

[patrish]

Hi all, and thank you.

Marriage cert just says as usual full age, the witnesess were George and Anne Matrick or Mattick, I am not sure how this would help though as she was married in Surrey but you never know.

It possible the reason she  might have left Thomas, in 1891 he was living with his brother James who was later admitted to the Bantead Asylum.

I will get the birth looked up, I have a rellie in Durham.

Barbara I have taken note of the 41 and 51, just in case they are the right family.

Thanks Patrish.