Ann Lea circa 1874 Appleton, Cheshire

[Spearmint]

I'm trying to trace Ann Lea who in 1901 lived in Urmston, Lancs married to John Boles. They also had two boys Geoffrey and Clarence. I think she was born around 1874 and in the census said she was from Appleton, Cheshire. Which is now Warrington.
Hope you can help.

Regards Spearmint

[Tati]

Hi Spearmint,

Are you trying to trace her back?

If so, this should be her in 1881:
http://search.ancestry.co.uk/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=uki1881&indiv=try&h=1401772
RG11/3512 66 16

Tanja 

[Spearmint]

Thanks. What a great start

[Tati]

1871
RG10/3688 65 13
Appleton, Cheshire
Barley Castle
Peter Lea, head, 37, Pavior, b. Cheshire Antrobus
Ann, wife, 36, Pavior's wife, b. Appleton (as all others)
John, son, 11, scholar
Rhoda, dau, 5, scholar
Thomas, son, 2

(can't see Alfred for now)

[Tati]

1861
RG9/2595 68 19
Appleton, Cheshire
Barley Castle
Peter Lea, head, 28, Paver
Ann Lea, wife, 28
Alfred Jackson Lea, son, 7
Caroline Lea, dau, 5, scholar
John Lea, son, 1

All born Appleton

[Tati]

Marriage Dec 1855 
Warrington  8c 143
Peter Lea to possibly Ann Jackson

[Tati]

1851
HO107/2164 28 8 & 9
Crowley, Cheshire
Joseph Taylor, head, unm, 42, Paviour, b. Antrobus
John Thomason, brother in law, mar, 26, Farm labourer, b. do.
Jane Thomason, sister, mar, 23, House Keeper, b. do.
Mary Thomason, niece, 2, b. Crowley
Peter Lea, nephew, 17, Paviour's labourer, b. Antrobus 

I can't ID him in 1841 

[Tati]

Ann is in service in 1851. With a little luck, this is her in 1841:
HO107/92/12 11 16
Great Budworth, Cheshire
Appleton
Stockton Heath
Mary Burgess, 40, Waterman wife
Joseph Burgess, 2
George Burgess, 5 months
Nancy Yates, 15
Ellen Yates, 15
Henry Yates, 7
Mary Yates, 5
Peter Jackson, 11
Ann Jackson, 7
Thomas Jackson, 4
John Green, 24, Jobber in Cotton Factory - not born in county

[Spearmint]

I'm really impressed with all your findings. I've got lots to process. Any clues where and when Ann got married, I haven't been able to discover that yet.

Thank you once again.

Regards

Spearmint