Hannah Stuttle c1829 (father - Henry, occ-Carpenter)

[captainjackdi]

Would be grateful for any help with a brick wall I've got!

Hannah Stuttle married William Laken in the Parish of St James, Ratcliff, London in 1859.
She is shown as a spinster age 30 living at Spring Gardens and her father is shown as Henry Stuttle, occupation Carpenter.

I have seen other posts regarding Stuttles who are carpenters but cannot locate a daughter Hannah Stuttle born circa 1829, father Henry. I cannot find her on any census prior to marriage or a birth certificate either.

Any help would be most appreciated re any information of her Stuttle family.

[Milliepede]

This might be a possible and father has died

1851

Ann Stuttles widow 57 upholsteress
Hannah 22 daughter same occupation

Both born Colchester - does birthplace fit with Hannah after marriage?

[groom]

Have you found her after her marriage - where does she give her place of birth?

Unfortunately, as she was born before registration came into place in 1837, there won't be a birth certificate, so the best you can hope for is a baptism.

[Milliepede]

There's a Henry Stuttle death in Colchester Dec 1847

[Milliepede]

Possible 1841 under Shettle but no Henry.  Does read more like Stuttle.

However carpentry and upholstery seem to go together.

Ann Shettle 45
Ann 19
Esther 17
Robert 14
Hannah 12

[groom]

The 1851 family are in the same place in 1841, without Henry.

Snap. Looks good, but we need to know where she says she was born.

[groom]

Think that could be the right one as there is a Hannah Laken ( widow) born Colchester in Poplar workhouse in 1891. The transcription gives her dob as 1822, but it is so heaviiy crossed out on the image that it is difficult to tell her age. She also in the 1881 a servant (widow).

[Milliepede]

The Henry that died in 1847 was 67 so born c1780.  He should be somewhere in 1841 for us to check his occupation. 

[Milliepede]

In 1865 there's a marriage for William Stuttle father Henry a carpenter.
And a marriage for John Stuttle same fathers details in 1852.