Missing Poskitt, any ideas?

[groom]

Right time, as the Battle of Inkerman was 5th November 1854.

[jess5athome]

................................................ Off to do Grandad duties 

Frank 

[keyboard86]

OK we have eliminated the George 1828 the George 1825 ( who married Mary Webb) so last throw of the dice:-

1841 census

Thomas Poskitt 30
Sarah 30
George 11
Hannah 10
Ellen 7
Elizabeth 5
Jane 3
Mary 1
Residing Fishlake
Census ref HO107/1331/ 3/11 / 5
Keyboard86

EDIT Thomas Poskitt married Sarah Beaumont 16th March 1831 Fishlake

George appears to be the illegitimate son of Sarah prior to marriage, transcribed as George BEARMAN 6th June 1830 Fishlake

Frank I see you were enquiring about another son Thomas so what were your findings on this George?

I wonder if he could be the George Poskitt aged 20 in the Sheffield Independent 8th March 1851 who was given 2 months hard labour for stealing a pound of butter, four pounds of bread and an ounce of tobacco the property of Nathaniel Charlesworth of Fishlake?

[jess5athome]

OK we have eliminated the George 1828 the George 1825 ( who married Mary Webb) so last throw of the dice:-

1841 census

Thomas Poskitt 30
Sarah 30
George 11
Hannah 10
Ellen 7
Elizabeth 5
Jane 3
Mary 1
Residing Fishlake
Census ref HO107/1331/ 3/11 / 5
Keyboard86

EDIT Thomas Poskitt married Sarah Beaumont 16th March 1831 Fishlake

George appears to be the illegitimate son of Sarah prior to marriage, transcribed as George BEARMAN 6th June 1830 Fishlake

Frank I see you were enquiring about another son Thomas so what were your findings on this George?

I wonder if he could be the George Poskitt aged 20 in the Sheffield Independent 8th March 1851 who was given 2 months hard labour for stealing a pound of butter, four pounds of bread and an ounce of tobacco the property of Nathaniel Charlesworth of Fishlake?

Hi, I have the family of Thomas Poskitt and Sarah Beaumont but have not come across George, regarding the son Thomas I was looking into, I have him from records:

Birth Fishlake October 1843
Baptism November 1843
Census results: 1851 Fishlake
                        1861 Not found as yet.
                        1871 to 1911 Residing Waterside Thorne.
Death in 1914 at Thorne.

Off to look into that illegitimate son, and newspaper article, thanks for that 

Frank.

Edited to add, after reading through this I forgot to say I didn't have the 1841 census.

[keyboard86]

  Interesting that both "Carter/George"resided at Waterside at the same time in 1911 as Thomas then?
Keyboard86

[jess5athome]

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George appears to be the illegitimate son of Sarah prior to marriage, transcribed as George BEARMAN 6th June 1830 Fishlake........................................................................

England select marriages 1538 - 1973:

Name    Sarah Bearmont
Spouse    Thomas Poskitt
Marriage    1831 Fishlake, York, England
Residence    Fishlake, Yorkshire, England

Miss-transcribed there as well


Frank

[jess5athome]

So, bearing in mind, Sarah Beaumont had a illegitimate son who is/was a Beaumont (Bearmont / Bearman) and she married Thomas Poskitt, we have George (Carter?) Poskitt in 1901 and 1911 at Waterside in Thorne.

I've just found "George Poskitt Beaumont" at Waterside in 1891, surely that's the same man as in 1901 and 1911.

Frank.

[josey]

Good find Frank. 'George Sockitt Beaumont' ag lab on ancestry  RG12; Piece: 3869; Folio: 96; Page: 7.  Maybe he was in the Grenadier Guards under this name? But when did he find time to serve?

Josey

[jess5athome]

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I wonder if he could be the George Poskitt aged 20 in the Sheffield Independent 8th March 1851 who was given 2 months hard labour for stealing a pound of butter, four pounds of bread and an ounce of tobacco the property of Nathaniel Charlesworth of Fishlake?.................................................................

I wonder if this is the George in question, if so, I wonder if he used this "experience" to try and better himself by joining up when released after his two months hard labour.....................................................

Frank.