Eliza Inglesant of Quorn

[Derek C Goodwin]

Eliza Inglesant, born Quorndon 1843 to thomas Inglesant and his wife Ann (nee Daykin)

I can follow her, she marries Francis (Fred) Ryder (formerly of Twyford) in 1868. He dies etc etc, three kids, Emma (Amelia), Charlotte and Jane.

Everything is fine in census until I cant find her in the 1891 and 1901 census. She died 1910. Its really bugging me. She always lived the Mountsorrel/RothleyQuorn areas which come under the barrow on soar municipality. She is an Eliza and not Elizabeth. There is a distan aunt called Eliza Ryder who had an out of wedlock son called William Brown, its definately not the same person though. I would appreciate any ideas?

Kind regards.

[Milliepede]

When does her husband die? 

I guess you have found the children in the missing census and she is not with any of them 

[DCB]

The burial record states that she was of Mountsorrel

There is an Eliza b 1848 in Buggs Yard, Main Street, Mountsorrel, in 1901 with daughters Caroline and Sarah Ann.

According to the GRO index their mother was Inglesant.

David

[Milliepede]

Just about to post that one DCB.  Looks promising.

Finding those 3 in 1891 would be helpful **

** transcribed as Ryan living Buggs Yard

Elizabeth 48
Caroline 9
Sarah A 4

[DCB]

1891 Census - transcribed as Ryan

Sorry - see Milliepede has found it

David

[DCB]

There is a Caroline Ryder, who was a spinster, marrying Thomas William Dodge in Quorn on 9th August 1913 but gives her father as Oliver Bentley/Bendly.

Sarah Ann Ryder and Percy James Chandler were witnesses.

There are banns for Sarah Ann Ryder marrying Percy James Chandler in Quorn on 20th July 1913.

David

[DCB]

The marriage was on 10th August and Sarah also gave her father as Oliver Bentley.

Violet Inglesant was a witness.

David

[Derek C Goodwin]

My Eliza was not born at that time ;-(

The burial record states that she was of Mountsorrel

There is an Eliza b 1848 in Buggs Yard, Main Street, Mountsorrel, in 1901 with daughters Caroline and Sarah Ann.

According to the GRO index their mother was Inglesant.

David

[Derek C Goodwin]

Children accounted for, her husband died in 1876

When does her husband die? 

I guess you have found the children in the missing census and she is not with any of them