George Hunter Anderson - again

[alpinecottage]

I am trying to find some info on this elusive ancestor.

He marrried Eleanor Godefroy Boullen in Oct 1844 at St John's in Newcastle, occ Gentleman's servant, of full age, address St Andrew's parish, father George (deceased), an "Officer".  Eleanor was about 30 years old. 
His 1st daughter, Mary Jane may have been christened at Matfen in 1845.  His 2nd and 3rd daughters, Sarah Eleanor and Georgina Harriet were baptised at St John's in Dec 1848 and April 1851.  On both occasions, the address is Elswick Villas and his occupation is still servant, but I cannot find any of the family there in 1851 census.  (There is a Thomas Anderson at West Elswick Villa, but as I know nothing more about George, I don't know if that is a relative or not).  By 1859, his wife and daughters are in Manchester, but George never reappears in subsequent censuses.
Has anyone any suggestions please?

[Inicky]

i have found georgina in 1881 and her mum eleanor is living with her, but no dad, perhaps he died.  in 1881 census

Georgina H. Perrins or [Georgina H. Anderson]
Aged 30 born in 1851 newcastle
wife of Wife    Frederk. W.Perrins
Mother's Name:    Eleanor G. anderson born Newcastle, Northumberland,
living at Gorton in Lancashire at 7 Dewsbury Place

Registration district:    Chorlton
Sub registration district:    Ardwick

there are the following in the house     
Eleanor G. Anderson    65  mother
Ethel M. Perrins    
Frederk. W. Perrins    27
Fredk. Wm. Perrins    3
Georgina H. Perrins    30

[Inicky]

i have just looked at the actual census record and for Eleanor it says that she was a seamstress in London - Retired.  they got about a bit i think .

[alpinecottage]

Dear Inicky,

Thanks for looking, I have Eleanor and girls in 1861,1871,1881, girls marriages in 1873,1874 1876 and Eleanor's, Sarah's and Georgina's deaths.  It's flipping George, his birthplace and birthdate and death I'd like to find.  On the girl's marriage certs, he is described as a Gentleman....whatever that might mean in the circumstances!

[Inicky]

have you searched the George bell collection ? there's loads of info and worth a search.

[alpinecottage]

No, Inicky, I haven't.  Who or what is this collection and where can I find it?

[Inicky]

just type in

george bell collection durham (or northumberland, cumberland or where ever but i think mainly the north )

in google toolbar he recorded massive amounts of births marriges and deaths, particularily in northumberland and durham for many different churches ect. type it in you will see what i mean

[alpinecottage]

Thanks again, Inicky.

I found  a Cumberland ancestor, (the elusive George's father in law) but nothing on George yet.