James & Louisa VINER (nee BARNES )

[aussie-girl]

Looking for a death entry for the above, please
James was born in Bath, Somerset abt 1816.
Louisa was born Cheltenham in 1815 . They married in Swindon, Gloucestershire in 1834.
The last sighting of James was the 1851 Census. He was a painter
The last entry for Louisa was in 1881. she was living with her daughter Rosina Port in Sussex.
Any suggestions appreciated.

[KGarrad]

There is a James Viner, born in Bath 1816, on the 1871 and 1891 censuses?
He is married to Charlotte.

1871: Class: RG10, Piece: 3847, Folio: 86, Page: 6
Boundary Lane, West Derby, Lancashire

Viner, James  Head  M  56  Decorative Painter  b Bath, Somerset
Viner, Charlotte  Wife  F  45  Dressmaker  b Campden(?), Gloucestershire

1891 Census: Class: RG12, Piece: 2382, Folio: 62, Page: 31
Wrentham Street, Birmingham

Viner, James  Head  M  78  House Painter  b Bath, Somerset
Viner, Charlotte  Wife  F  64  b Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire


P.S. Swindon is in Wiltshire?!

[rosie99]

For information on locations 
James & Louisa were in Scarborough in 1851. 
1861 Louisa is in Birmingham described as Wife - youngest child 6 born Birmingham.
1871 Louisa is in Cheltenham with youngest son - she says she is married
1881 in Brighton with daughter - still classed as Married

[giggsycat]

Swindon Village is both a village and a suburb in the spa town of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England.

Giggsy

[KGarrad]

Swindon Village is both a village and a suburb in the spa town of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England.

Giggsy

Well! We live and learn!
But then, I'm from Somerset - what would I know about Gloucestershire?!

[aussie-girl]

After the 1881 census . Louisa seems to have disappeared. Her daughter Rosina went to USA in 1886 , thought she may have gone as well ,but can't see her there anywhere..
She also had a son Edwin in Canada, but can't see her there either......

[middlesbrough]

Newspaper article Cheltenham Chronicle 2.6.1868

James Viner, a painter, was charged with deserting his wife and family, whereby they became chargeable to the Cheltenham Union.
Relieving officer McCraith proved the chargeability.
He was remanded to Monday to give him an opportunity of discharging  his liability.


Could this be him too?
Cheshire Observer 7.3.1874

James Homer Viner of no residence, described as a painter,was charged with attempting to pick pockets on the 28th ult. PC Pinchers said on Saturday night the prisoner was in Mr Salmon's vaults. Witness was in plain clothes, and prisoner tried to pick his pocket. The bench committed the prisoner for 21 days as a rogue and vagabond.


This one could be of interest too.

Kent, Bexley Asylum Minutes Book

Name J Viner
Year 1907
Entry Date 26.7.1907
Status/Occupation Painter
Summary Reduction of Staff

[middlesbrough]

Probably discount the last one. He would be much too old.

[aussie-girl]

Hello again,
Just wondering if any more info may have come to light about this lady?
Any clues would be great.
TIA AG