I have a census form for 1851 which shows her living on the Sledmere Estate with her family. I know this is the correct Jane. This is what is on that census form.
Drury, Sledmere with Charles Cherry (46), Head of household, Plumber & Glazier, Frances Cherry, wife, age 43, born Harwich, Essex; George Cherry, son age 21, bricklayer, born Hull, Yorks; Mary Ann Cherry, daughter, age 14, born Wetwang; Robert Cherry, son, age 12, scholar, born Wetwang; John Cherry, son, age 10, scholar, born Wetwang; Gibson Cherry, son, age 8, scholar, born Sledmere; Elizabeth Cherry, daughter, age 6, scholar, born Sledmere; Ann Cherry, daughter, age 4, born Sledmere and Jane Gibson, Mother in law, age 73, annuitant (born Suffolk, Lowestoft)
I also know there are other Jane Gibsons born in Yorkshire who may be related but I am having difficulty linking them.
The reason I am trying to link these two is because as children we were told a story by our Dad that Pickering Park in Hull once was owned by a relative. We are not wanting anything from the will or anything like that, but many years later a work mate came up with the same story and we always believed we were related albeit very distantly because we didn't know how to find out information about our ancestors then. The internet has changed that immensely. Its also the fun of finding out.
Pickering Park in Hull was donated to Hull by a Christopher Godmond Pickering and his mother was called Jane Gibson, but she is not the Jane Gibson on my tree, but I would put money on her being the link between the two families. I have found that anything that happened before 1837 seems to be a lot harder to trace. Its just knowing where to look.
I haven't yet been able to find out any more about Sarah Elizabeth. I am assuming that she is a sister, but don't know whether she is older or younger or where she was born, but they were all married in Hull.
Any information would be good, its so fascinating.
Thanks for all your hard work.
MiniT