1891 cencus look up please

[Beard grandchild]

Could someone look up the household of Robert and Maria Nelson on the 1891 cencus  in Owston Ferry please. I am trying to establish whether a Sarah Elizabeth Nelson, born 1881 was living with them, and if so, what was the stated relationship.
  Cheers,   Pat.

[CaroleW]

Can we have birthyears and birthplaces please

[GeoffE]

Would this be her?

1891
Messingham
William NELSON (wid) 40? Farmer, Messingham
Alfred 18 Messingham
Sarah Eliz 11 Messingham
Sarah GOODWIN 42 Housekeeper, Hibaldstow

[ricky1]

Hi Pat

there's a Sarah Elizth Nelson, living at East Butterwick on the 1891

William Nelson head wid 40 farmer Lincs Messingham
Alfred       "      son u/m 18                       "
Sarah Elzth "   dau u/m 11                       "
Sarah Goodwin serv u/m 42 housekeeper Lincs ??

living at Butterwick road, Messingham, Glanford Brigg, Lincs
Rg12/ 2628
folio 156
page 15

ricky

snap Geoff

[GeoffE]

Were you looking for this one?

Births Sep 1881  
NELSON    Sarah Elizabeth         Gainsbro'    7a   714     
Deaths Sep 1881  
NELSON    Sarah Elizabeth    0    Gainsbro'    7a   407

(The one I found earlier was born 1879)
Births Sep 1879   
NELSON    Sarah Elizabeth         Glanford B.    7a   712

[Beard grandchild]

Thanks to all,
  Right, I have Theresa Ann Nelson, born Owston 1863, parents Robert Nelson, born Owston, 1834, mother known as Marena/Maria/Mary Rampoldi, born Althorpe, 1836.
Theresa gives birth to a girl listed as father unknown, and the child is listed in the Owston baptisms register on 14 July 1881 as Sarah Elizabeth Nelson.
  Theresa marries Wootton Torn in 1882, and on the 1891 cencus, Sarah is not living with them. I was trying to find out if she was living with her grandparents.
  Hope this helps,
     Pat.

[GeoffE]

Sarah Elizabeth NELSON buried at Owston 14 Sept 1881 (infant) ... I'm sure the birth and death registrations I gave earlier were the same child.

[Beard grandchild]

Thanks GeoffE,
    That's solved that mystery then. I'd only just picked up on this child, and wondered where she had disapeared to.Your help is greatly appreciated,
     Thanks,
       Pat.