Alice Jackson, 1851

[suttontrust]

I'm told that Alice Jackson is on the 1841 census in North Walls, Hull, with her husband John and daughter Elizabeth.  Alice is 40-ish, John 50-ish and Elizabeth 20-ish.  I know that the couple entered the Charterhouse and John died in 1850.  Alice would have been evicted, so where was she in 1851?  A look-up would be appreciated.

[Milliepede]

Not the right ages but to start is this the right 1841?

John Jackson 70
Alice 50
Elizabeth 20

There's an Alice Jackson 61 ** servant in 1851 born Borough Yorks living with
Ann Rigby 26
Thomas Rigby 21

Add Stalybridge Lancs

** sorry no that one is unmarried

[suttontrust]

You're actually right on the 1841, and my original informant may have been working from a poor transcription.  We know John was born c.1772.  They married in Hull in 1813.
I know a lot of the 1851 census for Hull is lost.  I was just hoping to find out where they came from originally.
Thanks for your help.

[Milliepede]

It does say Not born in County for John and Alice and John was a Clerk.

Elizabeth was born in County.

Do you know what happened to Elizabeth?

[Milliepede]

Which 1850 death have you got for John - was it in Hull?

I can see these 2 for John Jackson but not the right ages 

The Mar 1850 was age 0 and the Dec 1850 was 14

[suttontrust]

We have 15 January 1850 from two sources; the Charterhouse register and a newspaper report of his death.  And I've just looked on YorkshireBMD, and he's there, in East Sculcoates, now part of Hull.

[Ladyhawk]

Could this be a possibility for Alice Jackson widow although her pob has been dittoed as York

Elizabeth Gamble mar.
Age:   31
Relation:   Visitor
Where born:   Kirby Moors?e, Yorkshire
Piece:   2355
Folio:   111
Page Number:   38
Household Members:   
Alice Jackson   51
William Gamble   33 mar. Innkeeper

Elizabeth Jackson Age: 32 Mold Green
Marriage    23 Jan 1851 Huddersfield, Yorkshire
Father:   John Jackson deceased
Spouse:   William Gamble 39 innkeeper father Edmund deceased

[suttontrust]

That looks interesting.  But Elizabeth's age and place of birth are both wrong - unless the Elizabeth baptised in 1815 died and a subsequent daughter was given the same name.  That would fit the 1841 census as well.  Now to look for an Alice Cowan born in Kirbymoorside.
Thanks for this.