Death registration help

[Lynne Tann-Watson]

Roger, you said her parents died in 1839 and 1836. I have her Father's death but haven't found her Mother's. Where did you find it?

Love Lynne

[despair]

It is on Ancestry,Charlotte Holland(1794-1836),High St.,Marylebone.

Regards
Roger

[Lynne Tann-Watson]

Thank you.

[Lynne Tann-Watson]

So for anyone still interested in Sarah Susannah Louthin (nee Holland), her life was dreadful. Here is the summary. When she was 9 her baby sister aged 2 died. At 12 her mother died and 3 years later her father. By the time she was 17 her younger sister was in Marylebone Charity School and her little brother at Hackney infant orphan asylum. She married when she was 22 and at 23 had her first baby. She had the 2nd and 3rd at 25 and 27, then when she was 28 and 2 months pregnant the 1st baby died, followed a month later by the 3rd baby. She gave birth to the 4th baby and had a fifth when she was 30. At 32 the 6th baby was born and the 4th died, both in the same month. When she was 38 her husband abandoned her, leaving her destitute and in the workhouse with the remaining three children. When she was 46 her 5th child was killed in a horrific accident. What an incredibly tragic life!

[Ayashi]

I think there's someone on RC whose ancestor, or someone they were researching, had something like 22 children, 4 surviving. Makes you wonder how the heck they kept going.

[despair]

I see that Eleanor Louthin who died in service(I think) in Leyburn in 1882 had a personal estate valued at approx £91.

Regards
Roger

[Lynne Tann-Watson]

Eleanor Louthin from Leyburn is almost certainly related to Thomas but I can't find the connection.

[despair]

I thought at one point Eleanor and Thomas could be twins.
There is a baptism record for Ellen Louthin,1817,St. James Westminster,parents John(tailor) and Sarah
In the 1847 marriage certificate,Thomas(born1817 in census info) gives his father as John(tailor,deceased)
Thomas in the 1871 census has a birthplace St James Westminster
One,major caveat is that Eleanor in the 1871 census is given as born 1828 and the GRO death record would give 1827.
Frustratingly I'm sure I've seen a document that refers to "twin" but I can't find it again.

I'll look again tomorrow.

Regards
Roger

[despair]

I"ve found the "twin" reference.It was from a Thomas Lowthian,born 1788 in Cumberland!Back to the drawing board.

Regards
Roger