hannah pearson / tweddle

[anthony pearson]

hi jenb

i have been looking in my books to see when haanah was born
i had down allenhead
i looked in my book and found that it was farlam i think it is in cumberland
and john was from bolton

[JenB]

looked in my book and found that it was farlam i think it is in cumberland

On the IGI there is a Hannah Tweddle baptized 9th April 1811 in Farlam.
Is that your Hannah?

[Evie]

I saw that too Jennifer - for Hannah

Just for reference

Charlotte Tweddle who is on the 1851 with Jacob and Ann was christened at Wetheral 17 March 1833 given to Jacob Tweddle and Ann Slater. This is where it was stated on the 1851 that she was born. So the family were living there in 1833 when Hannah married John Pearson - well at least in March maybe they could have moved by November

William 1819 and Elizabeth 1822

How far is Wetheral from Farlam, I'll have to check that

Added distance between the two 7 miles

[JenB]

How far is Wetheral from Farlam, I'll have to check that

About 8 miles 

[JenB]

Added distance between the two 7 miles

How far is Wetheral from Farlam, I'll have to check that

About 8 miles

Lets split the difference   

[Evie]

Added distance between the two 7 miles

How far is Wetheral from Farlam, I'll have to check that

About 8 miles

Lets split the difference

  It's a pity Hannah wasn't as easy.

Now if this is THE Hannah you found in 1841 she is either staying with relatives or we are dealing with a different Hannah altogether

[anthony pearson]

hi all

on the 1841 census there are
Jacob tweddell 50 born in 1791
Ann tweddell 50 born in 1791
thomas tweddell 20 born in 1821
Elizabeth tweddell 15 born in 1826
charlot tweddell 5 born in 1836
Hannah pearson 25 born in 1816/17
William pearson born in 1841
all living at haltwhistle

Hannah married in 1833 at about 16 years old if you take 16 from 1833 you get 1816/17

[Evie]

Anthony

We have already seen the 1841 census, how do you know she was about 16 when she married? The 1841 census does not state relationships and you have to remember that in the 1841 census enumerators rounded down ages to the appropriate multiple of 5 over 15 years of age and also often people could not remember their true age or whoever gave the enumerator the information.

Also in response to Jennifer's question was that your Hannah that she found on the IGI christened in Farlam?

Another question that I have is that you thought you had down Hannah as born Allendale - where did that info come from?

I'm sorry if I sound picky but in order to help you we do need facts and responses to our questions

Evie

[JenB]

Anthony,

I agree with everything evie has said.
You are not answering any of the questions we've asked.
It is really difficult to try and help you when you simply repeat things you already posted, and don't give evidence for your statements.

Jennifer