Death registration help

[despair]

Unlikely,I know,but there is a marriage record for Sarah Susannah Louthing in Windsor,Berkshire in 1880.I can’t find this person in any previous census.

Regards
Roger

[despair]

I’ve now found that Sarah in 1881 as Sarah Ann,born 1856,with husband William Crane.

Regards
Roger

[Jomot]

To fill in,Letitia is listed as Emily Southin in Birmingham in the 1881 census.

She is also in Birmingham in 1871 at Gem Street Industrial School, transcribed as Letitia Lawthing or Lowthing, depending which site you use.  FindMyPast has wrongly transcribed her PoB as Leicestershire.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V5BZ-6VZ

[Jomot]

I wonder if the records for Gem Street Industrial School will hold some further information?

http://www.rootschat.com/links/01n7c/

[despair]

So we have Sarah in Wolverhampton in 1865(?) and Letitia in Birmingham in 1871.

Regards
Roger

[Lynne Tann-Watson]

Roger, this Wolverhampton connection makes things even more mysterious. Given the uncommoness of the name Louthin, I can't imagine it can be anyone else, but you know what these things are like.What on earth were they doing there I wonder? Where were the girls? Augusta and Letitia were both in Durham in 1870 and Letitia was in Birmingham in 1871 after the death of her sister. Still more questions! Thanks for your input.

[despair]

Just a little more fill in,as you said you didn’t have Sarah in 1841.It looks to me that she was the daughter of Henry Alexander and Charlotte Holland.They die in 1839 and 1836 respectively in High St.,Marylebone.There is a Sarah Holland of the correct age(given rounding in the 1841 census),in High St. Marylebone in 1841.

Regard
Roger

[Lynne Tann-Watson]

Thanks Roger, yes, those are her parents. I will look again at the 1841 census for Sarah.

[Jomot]

Unlikely,I know,but there is a marriage record for Sarah Susannah Louthing in Windsor,Berkshire in 1880.I can’t find this person in any previous census.

I’ve now found that Sarah in 1881 as Sarah Ann,born 1856,with husband William Crane.

I don't think the couple you found in 1881 is the right one, but you could be on to something here.

The marriage ref is Jan-Mar 1880 Windsor 2c/663, and the four names on the page are as follows:
William Crane
John Lamsdon
Sarah Susannah Louthing/Lonthing
Sarah Ann White

The couple you found in Windsor with the wife as Sarah Ann have children with the mmn White (Ethel Annie Crane 1880 & William Joseph Crane 1882), so Sarah Susannah must have married John Lamsdon.

I haven't spotted them in 1881 yet, but this could be them in 1891:
11 Garden Court, Clewer, New Windsor - RG12/1012/23/19
John Lamsdon 84 Hawker Dealer Pedlar b Abingdon, Berkshire
Sarah Lamsdon wife 67 born London