Marriage Lookup Ann KELLOW 1872 Completed Thank You

[rosball]

Please could you lookup 1872 marriage of Ann Kellow.

Ann Kellow was born in St Cleer Cornwall in Sep 1851 to parents John Kellow and Sophia Doney (and is in 1851,1861 census in St Cleer)
In 1871 census the family is in Cramlington, Northumberland, town Shank House, sub-reg Blyth (after father's death).

There is a marriage in 4th qtr of 1872 in Tynemouth of an Ann Kellow to either William Wood or John Scobell.  I could not find either possibility in later censuses with birth in Cornwall so am not sure if this is my Ann Kellow
(or which one she married).

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[JenB]

I can't help with any of the details, but the 1872 marriage was between Ann Kellow and John Scobell (North Tyneside marriages can be searched here http://www.northtyneside.gov.uk/marriage-register.shtml )

[rosball]

Thanks JenB.  That will narrow my searching.

[Michael Dixon]

 rosball,

 " But she loved the boy next door seven census pages away. "

 On the 1871 census Ann was in the small mining community of Shank House/Shankhouse on page 5135-19-32.

John, Devon-born,  was in another small community called High Pit, on page 5135-23-39.

But where did the couple disappear to after their marriage ?



See map: 1860 Ordnance Survey Map to see proximity of the two communities. Both east of the parish village of Cramlington.
High Pit lies between the large "O" and "N" of Cramlington written on the map.

http://communities.northumberland.gov.uk/007194FS.htm

Also Fryer's map of 1820
http://communities.northumberland.gov.uk/004941FS.htm

Michael

[rosball]

Thanks Michael that is interesting and seems to confirm that it is my Ann.  And gives me more info about John.

Her mother remarried and took all the other siblings to Australia in 1876 so as the Scobells disappeared from UK census I thought perhaps they also emigrated to Australia but I haven't found find any trace of them here (yet) ...

[rosball]

John and Ann Scobell (and 2 children) did emigrate to Australia on Duntrune in 1876 (along with Ann's mother and siblings).  Thanks for all your help.

[belhay]

Hi just a bit of insight for cornwal to northumberland
the miners of cramlington were on strike so the pit owners imported (blacklegs) men from Devon and Cornwall to work in the mines but a lot of the southerners couldn,t cope with the different conditions and so returned home