Marland

[liverpool annie]

Seems like some others are looking for the Marlands also ... a little further back though .... but as theres a couple of Stone Masons ... maybe you're related Rebecca !! 

http://boards.ancestry.com/surnames.marland/24/mb.ashx

Hi DS !! 

Annie 

[DS]

 

Hi Annie

This might also be of interest ....

http://www.marland.org/vital_records/AuLdau-mar.htm

..there is reference (on the first page) to Harry Marland's marriage indicating that his father, Buckley, was deceased in 1915. His brother, Alfred was a witness.

DS

[liverpool annie]

Wow .... how cool is that ?? !

Theres the whole family and the cousins and the Aunts .... all right there !! 

Splendid !!

[DS]

I have not yet found .. on the 1901 census, brothers Edward and Harry (who appear on the 1891 census).

Now I have ....
 
In 1901 Edward and Harry Marland are listed as Marsland and they are staying with their Aunt Ruth Liddiard nee Morrall at Hayfield RG13/3279 Folio 109 Page 7.

Ruth was born 1864 in Shropshire Malinslee (near Dawley) and she is the sister of Jane Morrall who married Buckley Marland. Their parents were William and Mary Ann (nee Brice) and the family should be traceable through the censuses, if required.

Malinslee appears on the censuses in a variety of phonetic attempts by the enumerators such as Merlins Lane, Malins Lea as well as the correct spelling.

DS

[DS]

This is either a very interesting or a very misleading entry (or both ) ...

1901

Leigh RG13/3592 Folio 78 Page 18

George Deighton Gardiner Head M 30 Railway Telegraph Clerk Lancs Lancaster
Sarah do Wife M 29 Lancs Mossley
Alice Marland Niece 8 Lancs Mossley

12 Henrietta Street, Leigh

In 1900 a Sarah Marland married George Deighton Gardiner at Mossley St George and she is the correct age to be the sister of Buckley Marland (as on the 1881 census). The niece shown above could be your Alice Ruth Marland.

If these are your people it would mean that Aunt Sarah should have been called Gardiner when Charles lived with her (unless she married again). If they are not yours, there are a lot of strange coincidences including the address at Henrietta Street (but in Leigh rather than Ashton)

What do you think ?

DS

ps The above is what (I think) the original census document says. On Ancestry the surname of George and Sarah is listed as Prudence and Alice is listed as Masland.

[bodger]

My two penny worth, my wifes Aunt, Isabella Harling, b.1907, Lancaster, m. 1935, Ches. BMD, RM/157/7, Ashton u Lyne, Eric
Marland, son, b. 1946, do not know if there is a connection ?
                                       bodger

[DS]

Hi Bodger

I will have to leave that possible link for Rebecca to consider later .... but here are her Marland family before 1881 .....

1871

Ashton Under Lyne RG10/4088 Folio 93 Page 13

Edward Marland Head M 39 Stone Mason Lancashire Mossley
Alice do Wife M 33 Yorkshire Saddleworth
Buckley do Son 10 Scholar Lancashire Mossley
Jane do Daur 8 Scholar Lancashire Mossley
Margaret do Daur 6 Scholar Lancashire Mossley
Jonathan do Son 3 Lancashire Mossley
Ann do Daur 1 Lancashire Mossley

George Street, Hartshead, Ashton Under Lyne

DS

[DS]

 

1861

Ashton Under Lyne RG9/3000 Folio 96 Page 7

Edward Marland Head M 28 Stone Mason Lancashire Ashton
Alice do Wife M 23 Saddleworth Yorkshire
Buckley do Son 2mo Lancashire Mossley

Stamford Road, Hartshead, Ashton Under Lyne

DS

[DS]

1851

Saddleworth HO107/2290 Folio 508 Pages 4/5

John Marland Head M 69 Stone Mason Lancashire Lane Head
Margaret do Wife M 60 Domestic Duties Lancashire Ashton
Nelly do Daur U 36 Cotton Winder Lancashire Hartshead
Sarah do Daur U 24 Cotton Sliverer Lancashire Lanehead
Edward do Son U 19 Cotton Piecer Lancashire Lanehead
John Wm Moss (?) Grandson 10 Scholar Yorkshire Baguley Hill
Betty Berry (?) Grand Daur 7 Scholar Lancashire Brookbottom

Baguley Hill, Upper Mill, Saddleworth, Yorkshire

DS