The missing woman completed

[CU]

Can anyone help me find the missing woman.

Judith Townsend bapt Henley Oxfordshire 1803

Living with husband James on the 1841 & 1851 Census for Clewer Berks. She was a widow by June 1859.

I have looked for her death until 1881 no sign.
I then looked for a marriage until 1881 no sign.
Look at the census return1881 for whole of England no sign.

Have you any ideas I could try please.

[audrey]

she may have remarried and had a change of name

audrey

[CU]

Yes, I have looked for a marriage for her but no sign. I tred up to 1881.

[audrey]

what was her married name and i will take a look on the BVRI

audrey

[audrey]

I see she had two sons

William Townsend b 9/2/1834

Edmund Townsend 3/3/1836 chris Clewer Berks

father James Townsend

mother Judith
you may already have this info
audrey

[CU]

Yes, thanks I do have them and also a daughter Mary born 1848 at clewer. I only loose her after her husband James dies in 1859, then no trace of her anywhere.

[CU]

Thanks for your help Audrey, here are the living children names.

Eliza Townsend born 1829 may of married Robert Thomson in 1851 of Uxbridge Middlesex.

Edmund Townsend born 1836 on census 1841 and 1851 with parents at Clewer. Then no sign.

Mary Townsend born 1848 on census 1851 with parents, thats the only information on her. Age 2

John Brooks Townsend born 1828, got on 1871 census. Live in servant in Uxbridge and 1881 living in Hillingdon no mother with him.

All other children dead.

[sheddyg]

Do you have this info? It may be relevent...

There is a John B Townsend with his daughter Helen A and a boarder on the 1891 for Uxbridge North.

Also on 1891 for Uxbridge, George  Barker (38), his wife Eliza (40), daughter Martha Helen (1) and stepdaughter Georgena TOWNSEND (13).

sheddyg.

[CU]

No, thanks I don't. I will have to ordered the 1891 census now. It is John, but I don't think its Eliza. She was born 1829 and that Eliza was born 1851. I don't think Judith will be on it though. Can any one tell me if you could then (1850's to 1880's), get buried without a death certificate?
Thanks for all your help.