Death registration help

[despair]

Interestingly,there is a record of the birth of a Sarah Jane Louthin mmn Holland in Wolverhampton in Sept quarter 1865.This child dies in infancy West Bromwich June quarter 1866.

Regards
Roger

[despair]

The baptism record gives Sarah Jane as the child of Thomas (shoemaker) and Sarah,abode Union Workhouse.

Regards
Roger

[dawnsh]

what part of the country did the surviving children move to?

[despair]

Letitia Emily Louthin married in Birmingham in 1884.

Regards
Roger

[dawnsh]

Eleanor Harriet married in Marylebone in 1871

[despair]

Eleanor is at 7 South Street,Marylebone in the 1871 census,given as 18 y.o.mis-transcribed as Louthm on FindMyPast.
She is not with other family members.

Regards
Roger

[Jomot]

Sorry, I haven't found her death, but there is a document in the settlement papers for Chelsea that gives a little more information about Thomas's desertion of Sarah & the children ('to look for work') & their subsequent removal to Chelsea workhouse.  The document is dated 30 Oct 1862.

If you have Anc* you should be able to view it here: http://www.rootschat.com/links/01n7b/

If for any reason the link doesn't work, let me know & I'll post the long way to it.

ADDED: The document says that they were left at 37 Union Street, St Marylebone in June 1861, but I cant see them there in the 1861 census - the address had several families listed.

[Lynne Tann-Watson]

Thank you very much for all this help, it's wonderful. I wonder why Thomas left the job he'd been working at for three years. Jomot, I can't view the link as I don't have Ancestry. I wonder if it's somewhere on Find my Past. Or I may have to have a month's Ancestry when my FindMyPast runs out in February. I found the coroner's report on Augusta, thanks to JonW65. It appears that her y0unger sister was with her when she had her accident. That would be Letitia. I wonder why they were in Durham...it's an awfully long way from London. Then it seems that Letitia ended up in Birmingham. Eleanor stayed in London and eventually became my gt gt grandmother.
So there's no sign of the family on the 1861 census, and still no sign of Sarah's death certificate. It is beginning to look as though there isn't one. Thanks again everyone. I wish I'd found this forum before!

[despair]

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

Regards
Roger