george albany johnstone/ albany george

[softly softly]

Hi, The above named i believe to be the son of Albany Storer Johnstone and Mary Ann Stamp nee' Raymond. His parents married 1840 in the UK. He only seems to appear at the age of 8 on the 1851 uk census with mother and 2 half sisters, Amy R(Emma) and Mary Ann. I have a strong feeling he may well have gone to Australia. Any sightings of him there would be welcome. Thanks

John

[softly softly]

Hi, please forget post, found a marriage for him in 1863 uk.

John

[JJen]

Hi, please forget post, found a marriage for him in 1863 uk.

John

Just about to post those details 

JJ

[giblet]

The above named i believe to be the son of Albany Storer Johnstone and Mary Ann Stamp nee' Raymond.

Im confused 

Are these marriages the same Mary Ann or mother and daughter?

Marriages Dec 1841 
JOHNSTONE    Albany Storer        Marylebone    1   212
STAMP    Mary Ann        Marylebone    1   212

Marriages Sep 1863 
JOHNSTONE    George Albany        Kensington    1a   82    
Stamp    Mary Ann Raymond        Kensington    1a   82

[wivenhoe]

Is this your family?

St Marys Marylebone 12 Oct 1841
Groom:           JOHNSTONE Albany Storer    full age, bachelor, surgeon dentist
Residence:      Vine Terrace York Street
Father:           JOHNSTONE Josiah George  (dec) gentleman

Bride:             STAMP Mary Ann   full age     widow
Residence:      44 Park Street Dorset Square
Father:           RAYMOND John   (dec)  coach maker

Witnesses     John PAYN,   *** BANTERS   (these names are unclear)

Census 1851  at 15 Frish (?) Street St Anns Soho Middlesex
JOHNSTON Mary A       head    widow     38yrs     embroiderer             b. Brandtree Essex
JOHNSTON Albany G    son                     8yrs      scholar                     b. Marylebone
STAUF       Amy  R       dau                    17yrs     dressmaker              b. Marylebone
STAUF       Mary A R    dau                    15yrs     dressmaker               b. Marylebone
MILLS       Sarah         servant               25yrs     quilter                      b. Marylebone
PEPPER     Caroline      visitor                 24yrs    servant out of place    b. Reading BERKS   
BARNETT  Eliza           lodger                  29yrs   laundress                   b. Peckham, KENT
WEBB       Maria                                    25yrs    farmers dau              b. Ledbury, HERTS                       
     
a second household at this address.  STAUF is more clearly STAMP when looking at image.


Census 1841   at 39 Cleveland Street St Marylebone
WILLMOTT John                  **?         Y(es born in county)
WILLMOTT Mary Ann          25yrs       N(ot born in county)
STAMP      Emma                 7yrs       Y(es born in county)
STAMP      Mary Ann             6yrs      Y(es born in county)       
 

Parish Church St Marylebone    4 Sep 1861
Groom:     JOHNSON Henry full age    bachelor  bootmaker residence St Marylebone
Father:     LANGMEAD Lidstone      bootmaker

Bride:       STAMP Emma     full age     spinster  residence St Marylebone
Father:     STAMP Henry   formerly a coachman

Witness:   STAMP Henry, STAMP Elizabeth 

[softly softly]

Hi, away for a couple of days and will answer questions when I’m back at my laptop

John

[softly softly]

Hi, I should start off by saying that this was a mistake on my behalf in posting in the first place. That said I should say in reply to giblet that the marriages they posted are mother (1841) and daughter 1863, the other named at the same time is the daughters half brother George Albany Johnstone. I really do not need to go any further with that line of research other than to say if anyone can find Albany Storer Johnstone after 1842 Westminster rate books it would be a bonus. The posting by Wivenhoe is mine but not sure what the marriage of Henry Johnstone has to do with this enquiry.
I really appreciate all the help I get from fellow researchers when I submit a post but this one can be confined to the past.

Regards

John

[sparrett]

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