Sarah Wollerson/Wollaston born 1818 Yaxley

[magslote]

Looking for a marriage for ? Jackson=Sarah Wollaston, born 21.6.1818, dau, James/Eleanor,
at Yaxley, she was a widow, when she married 1845 at Yaxley to William Robinett, also a Widower, looking for her first marriage to ? JACKSON, Thankyou.Margaret.

[bedfordshire boy]

Can we have a recap please?

Is this your family?

In 1841 living in Yaxley were William Robinett 27 ag lab; Sarah Jackson 37 housekeeper; Caroline Jackson 18; Mary Robinett 3. All b Hunts.

In 1851 in Yaxley were William Robinett 34; Sarah Robinett 44; Caroline Jackson dau unmarr 25; Mary Ann Robinett dau 12. All b Yaxley

This does not stack up with a Sarah Wollaston born 1818

Who is Sarah Jackson's father named as on the marriage certificate

Who was Caroline Jackson the daughter of?

David

[magslote]

Oh yes it does, somewhere,?
Marriage 1845 william robinett=sarah jackson, both widowed,
sarah father was James Woolerson/wollaston, of Yaxley, thanks, Margaret.

[bedfordshire boy]

If the two census families are yours then Sarah Wollaston born, as you say, in 1818 looks unlikely to have been the Sarah Jackson who married William Robinett as if her census ages are correct she was born 1804-07. Someone born 1818 does NOT stack up with someone age 37 in 1841 and 44 in 1851 unless the birth date you give is actually a baptism date, and it was a very late baptism. What does the 1818 entry state?

Doubtless you've found the marriage of James Wollaston and Eleanor Dixon in Kings Cliffe Northants, and the two children they baptised in that parish. Did this couple then move to Yaxley where Sarah says she was born?  Do you have the baptism of Caroline Jackson in Yaxley c 1824? Who were her parents? The same with Mary Ann Robinett born c1838

If Caroline really was Sarah's daughter then Sarah Wollaston must have married Mr Jackson before 1826. As you have Hunts Marriage Index you know that there's no such marriage in Hunts. Might it have taken place in Northants?

There's a Sarah Robinet death, age 77, on Freebmd in the Sept quarter 1880 in Peterborough RD.

David

[magslote]

Thakyou very much, its good to have a Back=up, these
SARAH Jacksons are so confusing, these are not my familyIam
researching for a family friend, thanks for your help Margaret.

[bedfordshire boy]

So if the 1841 and 1851 families are not yours, have you found your family in any subsequent census? What else do you know about them? Did they have children that might help identify them in censuses? I can't see another William and Sarah Robinet(t)(e) family.

David

[seahall]

HI All.

There is a marriage of a Sarah in the Northants Marriage Indexes.

Lutton BT's

19 May 1822
Edward JACKSON of Washingley, bachelor to Sarah WOLLASTON otp, spinster

And to go with David's info above.

Kings Cliffe

31 Jan 1797
James WOOLASTON   otp, sojourner to Eleanor DIXON otp, spinster      
Sandy      

[magslote]

Thankyou, so very much, Margaret.