Can find him died young help please john miller 1836

[hannahlee]

But did her brother ever marry

[hannahlee]

Cider drinker
Where the children both in the home when jane went back to Devon and how long where they there for ?. And where do I get details about children that have been in like workhouses and places like this

[groom]

But did her brother ever marry

This could be him in 1901
RG13; Piece: 640; Folio: 18; Page: 27

Living in Oval Road, Croydon a few doors away from his mother and step father

John Miller           34    Tailor                                  Dalston, London
Elizabeth Miller   32                                             Folkestone, Kent
John S Miller   15 son                                       Kennington, London
Harry Simmins   20 boarder
Sarah Smith   69 lodger
 

[hannahlee]

Oh that's lovely becouse that would mean that they had both sets of grandparents loss by and step grandparents Iam pleased though being dislexic Iam getting confused with the johns and James lol I suppose that there's isn't any more info ofter that with his children ? Wow Iam blown away and yes they may have stayed with relatives after her husband died but I thought that cider drinker and found the lad in the home ?

[hannahlee]

Is there any more info on
Living in Oval Road, Croydon a few doors away from his mother and step father

John Miller           34    Tailor                                  Dalston, London
Elizabeth Miller   32                                             Folkestone, Kent
John S Miller   15 son                                       Kennington, London

[groom]

Is there any more info on
Living in Oval Road, Croydon a few doors away from his mother and step father

John Miller           34    Tailor                                  Dalston, London
Elizabeth Miller   32                                             Folkestone, Kent
John S Miller   15 son                                       Kennington, London

No, that's all that the census gives.

[groom]

This could be John age 4 in 1871
John Miller 4 scholar London
Coulsden Asylum for fatherless children

There is no firm proof that is your John in 1871 apart from the name and age, but it is quite a common name. Although Coulsdon is near Croydon, the family must have a connection with Dalston as the next child was born there, so I wonder why John would have been sent to an orphanage in Coulsdon, and where the daughter Jane was.

[hannahlee]

  thank groom cider and everyone that helped with this I can now put that to rest thank you

[hannahlee]

Yes groom this was my thoughts as they both would have been very young so Iam a bit lost as why put one and not the other and not being funny surely boys where worth more as in work,possibility's in those days ?..