Annie Hartley born 1839 in Ovenden Yorkshire

[stsyjumi]

I am looking for birth and family information of Annie Hartley born 1839 in Ovenden, Yorkshire.
She later moved to Liverpool where she married Charles Henry Jones.
She died in Liverpool in 1884.
She was my Great Great grandmother.
Any information would be much appreciated.

[CaroleW]

What year was the marriage?  Nothing showing on freebmd in Liverpool.  There is an 1865 marriage in Staffordshire which has an Annie Hartley & Charles Jones on the same page

www.westmidlandsbmd.org.uk

[CaroleW]

1871 Liverpool

Charles H Jones 30 b Liverpool
Annie 31 b Ovenden
Charles A (Alexander) 4
Edward H (Hartley) 2
Elizabeth Harper 15 servant
RG10/3808/92/13

[ThrelfallYorky]

The only marriage(s) I can find in the Liverpool area at the right time is an Annie roberts - down as a spinster - to Charles Henry Jones! (4th Oct 1862 - so probably not "her", unless she'd been married before and "forgotten)
Was he a river pilot or something similar? There are a couple of relevant censuses, - 1871 and 1881, which list his wife as being born "Ovenden, Yorkshire".(Sorry, 1871 one put here by CaroleW whilst I was typing)

[ThrelfallYorky]

Ah! In 1841 census in Ovenden, there's an Ann and family:
Henry Hartley 35
Sarah Hartley 30
Mary Hartley   10
Hannah Hartley 7
Elizabeth Hartley 5
Ann Hartley 4
Blakey(?) Hartley  1
That may well be them...
The Father is down as a farmer, looks like "Hatchett Hall" Ovenden.
TY

[stsyjumi]

Yes Annie husband was a Liverpool Steamship Pilot.
I have Annie's death certificate dated 29th Feb 1884.
I have been unable to find the marriage details.
I also have several census records.
Thanks

[ThrelfallYorky]

... and: 1851
Henry Hartley 44
Sarah Hartley 43
Mary Hartley 20
Hannah Hartley 18
Ann Hartley 14
John Hartley 10
Brice Hartley 8
Walton Hartley 3
Here Dad is a handloom weaver of worsted fabric, and they're at Call row, Thornton (near where the
Bronte sisters lived for a time)
Is this any help? I assumed you had the later censuses, of course.

[CaroleW]

I think that 1865 marriage could be them.  There is no other 1871 entry that fits

[ThrelfallYorky]

I think you are right, CaroleW. It'd probably, I think, be an R.C. marriage?