Sadly not, Dawn, but thankyou for enquring.
I hoped that the 1911 census would provide me with a whole new line of investigation but once again Sarah has managed to slip away unnoticed. I can find no record of her at all in the 1911 census - she could have got married, of course, but I've got eyes like saucers after checking and rechecking the lists of weddings between 1900 and 1911 without any joy. She might, in fact, have died in the period between 1901 and 1911 but I don't think so - my grandmother tells me that Sarah tried to contact her by letter just before the First World War but her uncle (my great uncle and Sarah's brother) destroyed the letter without showing it to her. He thought he was doing the right thing, claiming Sarah turning up again would only cause upset for my grandmother! She went to her grave wondering what had become of her mother - very, very sad.
Once again, if anybody out there has any idea what became of Sarah Fogden, born 1873 in Marylebone Workhouse, I'd love to hear from them.
And again, thankyou Dawn for your kind enquiry.
