1860 census look up please

[specialkg]

I have an Elspet Williamson who emigrated in 1855 from Scotland.

Her family are recorded in the 1860 census in Pennsylvania but no sign of Elspet.

Could someone please have a look for her.

She was born in 1842 in Morayshire Scotland

Through marriage she may have become Elspet Taylor, but I would have though perhaps after 1860.

There is no mention of Elspet in her father's obituary in 1897.  I assume having died by then.

Any help with finding Elspet after 1855 would be much appreciated.

Betty

[Lisa in California]

Betty, if I have the correct family:
1860 - Brokenstraw, Warren, PA
1870 - ?
1880 - Colony, Adams, Iowa

Do you know where they were living in 1870, please?

[Lisa in California]

Could this be the family (minus Elspet) in 1870?
North East Township, Erie, PA
Jos (possibly James) Williams (possibly Williamson), age 49
Margrett, 51
John, 18
Charles, 15
Maggie, 24

[specialkg]

You beat me to it.

I was just about to give you the information.

You have the correct people.

Thanks for your time

Betty

[Lisa in California]

Thank you, Betty.  I'm looking around for Elspet now.

[Lisa in California]

You most likely already have photos, but in the event you don't, here are photos of at least two Williamson's headstones:
http://www.rootschat.com/links/09ds/

[specialkg]

Thanks for the site but I already have the photos.

I had the names for a while and the cemetery but it is only in the last few weeks that I got the site with the photos.  I think all the Williamsons listed are connected to our Williamsons.

I have quite a lot on this family but we are stuck as to what happened to Elspet.

Thanks for your help

Betty

[Lisa in California]

I don't see a death for Els* (born 1842) on the Iowa cemetery records; but there's a chance they are not complete.

There is an Elspet Fowlie, but she was born in 1841; no mention of her country of birth.

[Lisa in California]

Do you know where the earliest death for this family, in the states, was recorded?  Were there any deaths in Pennsylvania?

There is the possibility that she passed away prior to the 1860 census, and they could have been living anywhere. 

You mentioned Taylor; is that to whom she reportedly married?