Wigan census 1851

[seasider]

Thank you Hol, it sounds like they are related and Ingram is a family name, I'll try and work it out, I haven't heard the name before, it's unusual to me.
There's another census that young Ingram born abt. 1831 and died 1908, is missing from. I can't find the family in 1901. There is no sign of his child Ingram born abt. 1870 either, I know it's possible he got married by then as did the other siblings but father Ingram was still alive so should be there.

[seasider]

Thank You Gibel, I noticed that you found Ingram in 1901 in Silver Street as Farley.

[hol]

I thought that maybe Mary could be the daughter of John Varley b1807 and The middle name is a tribute to her Grandfather Ingram Varley

[seasider]

Yes, I thought this and I have added Mary as John's daughter on my tree.

[Ladyhawk]

There is no sign of his child Ingram born abt. 1870 either, I know it's possible he got married by then as did the other siblings but father Ingram was still alive so should be there.

I know there is an 1869 birth entry for Ingram VARLEY mmn DAWBER

Could he be Thomas Ingram Varley on 1901/1911 census?

As yet I have not found a birth entry for a Thomas Ingram Varley on
FreeBMD, Lancashire BMD or GRO indexes only Ingram Varley 

1901 England, Wales & Scotland Census
3, Clayton Street, Wigan, Lancashire, England

Elizabeth Houghton   Head   Single   1870   Dressmaker   Wigan
Thomas Ingram   Varley Brother-In-Law Married   1869   Coal Mine Hewer Wigan
Sarah Jane   Varley   Wife   Married   1872   Wigan
John Houghton   Varley   Son   Single   1894   Wigan
Thomas I   Varley   Son   Single   1896      Wigan,
Elizabeth E   Varley   Daughter   Single   1899   Wigan, Lancashire,
James   Allison   Boarder   Single   Male   21   1880   Tarpauler   Leigh, Lancashire

Thomas Ingram VARLEY
Marriage year   Sep 1893
married one of these people
Sarah Jane Houghton, Alice Ann Turner
District   Wigan Volume   8C Page number   124

Thomas I VARLEY died Age   61
Jun 1931 Wigan Volume   8C Page   72

[seasider]

 I saw this a while ago and did wonder about it but was put off by the first name of Thomas.
He married a Houghton and I tried to find out her line as that's another surname on my tree, but so far haven't been able to connect her to mine.

[Gibel]

I just thought that the Thomas had either been added because the son was getting confused with his father if they were both called Ingram or the son Ingram just wanted to be called Thomas or perhaps it was a confirmation name that he decided to use.

Thomas Ingram was buried on 1 April 1931 in the RC section of Lower Ince cemetery from Great George Street. Grave 564

If you google Wigan World cemeteries you will be able to see all the Varleys in Wigan Lower Ince Cemetery.

[Gibel]

Thomas Ingram’s son John Houghton Varley was in the Coldstream Guards and died on active service in 1916.

[seasider]

Yes, thank you. I agree with Thomas being added as I too thought of the two same reasons as you. I have now added him to my tree and will also add his son that you found.