1861 Oxtoby, Taylor and Frobisher confusion

[louisa maud]

What about witness Wm Jenkinson ?

Louisa Maud

[louisa maud]

Hannah Frobisher married William Davis
Huddersfield
March 1861
ref 9a 365

Louisa Maud

[teach3r]

Thank you Louisa Maude.

I am still trying to make the connection that has Eleanor (Helena) Frobisher as William and Hannah's neice in the 1861 census.  Do you think that Fretchfield Frobisher and Hannah Taylor are step brother/sister with John Taylor being Hannah's father and Fretchfield's step-father?  This would make Fretchfield's daughter Eleanor (Helena) Hannah's neice.

Answering my own question: probably not as Nanny Taylor died in 1847.  I was thinking that she married John in 1811, died and then he married Martha before 1819 (unless of course he was with Nanny and Martha at the same time!).

I have a partial Oxtoby / Taylor tree and a partial Frobisher tree with Eleanor (Helena) being the link but I can't find evidence for the link!

[louisa maud]

Well, possible he ran 2 households, who can tell!!

What happened in 1851?, I don't think we found Hannah or the lad Charles, did we?

Louisa Maud

[teach3r]

Update:  Fretchfield Frobisher didn't leave a will when he died on 8th May 1875 but the letters of admisnitration show that he was a grocer and provision dealer, late of Lockwood, near Huddersfield.  Probate was granted to his wife Ann Frobsiher.  The surieties are John Henry Abbey (civil engineer and surveyor) and Joseph Woffendon of Netherton (tollgate keeper).  Ann's maiden name was Woffenden but her father was William so maybe Joseph is her brother?