hannah pearson / tweddle

[anthony pearson]

hi all
looking for info on Hannah pearson (nee tweddle) she married a john pearson in Gretna greed in 1833
john died in 1841
Hannah went to live with hr mother and father in Haltwhisle
in 1841 census
Jacob tweddell 50
Ann tweddell 50
Hannah pearson (tweddle) 25 (widow)
William pearson 1month old
thomas tweddell 20
Elizabeth tweddell 15
charlot tweddell 5
all living in haltwhisle district 18 tindale (west division)
i have been looking for hannah as she is 25 we think she may have remarried

we can fined william in northumberland living with the hewitson family in 1851 he is 10 y old

he married in 1865 we have this
looking for    on his mother

mayny thanks

[JenB]

I think Hannah might have remarried (had you checked freeBMD for this by the way?)

There is a possible marriage in the Hexham RD in June q. 1845 - Hannah Pearson to either James Turnbull or George Elliott.

Following up these two surnames to the 1851 census, there is a Hannah Elliott married to George. In the household is an Elizabeth Pearson who is described as George's daughter in law (probably meaning step-daughter). She was born in Haltwhistle which is where Hannah was living in 1841.

HO 107 / 2415 / 287 / 10

Lees, Haydon

George Elliott, head, M, 31, smelter, Northd. Langley
Hannah do, wife, m, 29, do Coanwood
Elizabeth Pearson, daur in law, 9, do Haltwhistle
Richard Elliott, son, 4, do Langley
George do, son, 3, do Lees
William do, 7 mo. do do

Jennifer

[anthony pearson]

hi
the only thing is that we only know that hannah had 2 sons with john before he died in 1841
william and joseph

[JenB]

the only thing is that we only know that hannah had 2 sons with john before he died in 1841

Fair enough - but you haven't bothered to say anything about what I have said in reply to your enquiry.

Jennifer

[JenB]

Elizabeth Pearson is still with the family in 1861 - this time described as 'stepdaughter'.

freeBMD shows the birth of an Elizabeth Pearson in the 4th q. of 1841, Haltwhistle 25 274.

[JenB]

Evie pointed out to me that there is a Baptism on the IGI for an Elizabeth Pearson, on 17th November 1841. I had a look at this on the Bishops transcripts, and it is to a Hannah Pearson - who is, however, a 'spinster', so probably not your Hannah Pearson.
Also, I realise that the age of the Hannah I gave you yesterday doesn't tie up with that in the 1841 census.

By the way, the 1841 census doesn't say that Hannah is a widow. Also, William is 6 months old in that census, not 1 month.

Jennifer

[JenB]

It would have been really useful to know that you put a similar enquiry on this thread http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,389835.msg2613454.html#msg2613454 and that someone else has been searching for this family.

[Evie]

Jennifer and I have looked at the 1841 census again and it looks like Hannah was not born England. Do you know where she was born as the mark is not clear?

Could it possibly be Scotland seeing that the family eventually settled in Haltwhistle?

Evie

[anthony pearson]

hi
i have hannah born in allenhead
i have looked on ancestry and i says allenhead (northumberland)