Isaac josling

[lizdb]

Here are Amelia and Eliza in 1851

Old Dunghills, Ipswich (what an address!)
Alfred Baulham 24 unm bricklayer journeyman bn Ipswich
Amelia Josling 20 lodger staymaker bn Tower London
Eliza Josling 22 lodger servant bn Tower London
Plus a couple more lodgers

[avm228]

Harriet Josling, 21 b Whitechapel, is in Hastings in 1861 as a niece of James and Harriet Nabbs. RG9/561/55/20.

In 1851 they are in Hastings as Knabbs & she is likely to be the niece with them enumerated as Isabella Knabbs, 12 b London. HO107/1635/588/61.

James' wife Harriet Nabbs/Knabbs is shown as b abt 1810 Ipswich so she may be the connection.

[jpankfolly]

This is so very interesting and I'm so grateful for every ones help x

[avm228]

The 1851 census shoes Louisa "Joyslin", 18 b City of London, in service in Islington.

HO107/1502/255/28.

[lizdb]

This could be the reason the family are scattered in 1851

Death
Jan/Feb/Mar 1842
Bethnal Green
Sarah Josling

If Isaac then died in 1848 they would be orphaned

[jpankfolly]

She must of died around the time Harriet Isabella was born then and I think he died in an infirmary for the sick in 1848.. How sad and thanks greatly x

[lizdb]

Isabella was on 1841 census, age 3. So the death of Sarah in 1842 was later.

[jpankfolly]

Harriet Isabella came after or maybe it's one of the same and was just called by her middle name of Isabella x

[lizdb]

Are we looking at the right family then? Was the 1841 census I found the correct family?  When was your Harriet Isabella born then?  (Not seeing any death for the Isabella from 1841 census)

There are two deaths for Isaac Joslings - one in Whitechapel in  Oct/Nov/Dec1848 as you have mentioned (ref 2.  489) but also one in Oct/Nov/Dec1842, also Whitechapel (ref 2  249)