Margaret Titterington/Beetham

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I am trying to find the death details for a Margaret Titterington. and John Parker

The only information I have is:

Margaret was born 6 September 1835 Dixies Sandside, Hazelslack, Beetham died after 1854.
Her parents were Jonathan Titterington & Margaret Crossfield. She married a John Parker 23 December 1854, Beetham. John was b.abt.1826 died after 1854

Any information would be very much appreciated.

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[keyboard86]

Hi just in case you do not have Margaret on the 1841 Census:-

Jonathan Titterington 35 Not born in County
Margaret 31 Not born in County
Agness 10
Sarah 6
Margret 5
William 1
James Foster 35
William Wilkinson 25
Mary Medcalfe 25
Residing Sandside, Beetham, Haverbrack
Census Ref HO107/1159/ 3/3 / 1
Keyboard86

[rosie99]

Is this a child of theirs 
Robert Thomas Parker
Christening  15 December 1855
BEETHAM,WESTMORLAND
Father John Parker
Mother Margaret

and possibly another
James Parker
Christening 08 November 1858
BEETHAM,WESTMORLAND
Father John Parker
Mother   Margaret

[keyboard86]

Hi again, in 1871:-

Margaret Parker 35 Widow occ Dairy Maid
James 12
Both born Beetham
Residing at Toll Gate House, Hollington, Battle, Sussex
Census Ref RG10/1034/71/3
Keyboard86

[rosie99]

She is in Beauport, Hollington in 1861 with Robert 5 and James bn 2 born Arnside
Margaret was a widow and bn Lunside
RG9 /563 F 61 P 2   
 

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keyboard86,

I don't have the 1841 census. Thank you kindly.

Where was this census at, it says Jonathan and wife  not in county. The William aged 1 is my GGrandfather.

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[cupcake]

Hi again keyboard86,

That's great, the 1871 I now know Margaret was a widow then.

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[rosie99]

That's great, the 1871 I now know Margaret was a widow then.

She was a widow in 1861

She is in Beauport, Hollington in 1861 with Robert 5 and James bn 2 born Arnside
Margaret was a widow and bn Lunside
RG9 /563 F 61 P 2   
 

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rosie99,

Certainly looks like they could be her children. This information is a great help to me.

Hopefully find their deaths,later.

Many thanks.