Help Cant find David Goban before 1873

[peteg]

I have today received the Birth Certificate for David Goulborn but unfortunately no fathers name is given.
He was born on the 9th June 1851 and the place given is Clive, which I believe is part of winsford.

If anyone has access to the 1851 census I would like to know where his mother Sarah Goulborn was in 1851, she was  about 16 at that time.

[peterbennett]

Hi

    The 1851 census for Clive shows only one Goulbourn family.

1851 HO107-2166-F175  Clive Winsford Over

David Goulbourn head 40 ag lab born Eaton Cheshire
Elizabeth             wife 30                     Occleston ~
John Eachus  nephew 1                      Manchester

Sarah was found working as a servant

HO107-2169-F735  Leighton Minshall Vernon

Edward Pedley head 47 farmer 64 acres Barthomley Cheshire
Ann                   wife 41                            Over
William              son 16                            Bunbury
Margaret          daug 7 scholar                     ~
Esther                ~     2                                 ~
Thomas Greenwood serv 35 ag lab        Wrenbury
Sarah Goulbourn serv 17 house serv Over

the David Goulbourn above first married a Fanny Hesketh at Middlewich St Michael in 1831

in the Cheshire BMD there is a record of a death for Fraces Goulbourn Winsford 1839.

hope this helps, if I can find them in 1841 I will post again

peterbennett

[peteg]

Thank you very much Peter for that information

I got the following from Family Search

Sarah Goulburn

Christening 28Apr 1834 Over, Cheshire, England

Father    David Goulburn

Mother   Francis

This seems to tie up with the information in your last message regarding Francis , although once again a different spelling of the name.

interestingly, David Goban My G Grandfather also called his eldest daughter  Francis

[peterbennett]

Hi

      Definitely the naming patterns seem to confirm the Goulbourn/Goben theory.

     Normaly the female Frances is spelt with an "e" and the male with an "i" .

      The name Goulbourn is spelt six different ways in the 1851 census, life is never boring in this job.

good luck

peterbennett

[Wharmby]

We're looking for the same information. My family are from the Goben sige in Nottinghamshire. Please help.

[peteg]

I Have a great deal of information about David Goben, to much to put on here so I have sent you a PM with some contact details.


Pete

[MaryA]

Wharmby needs to post another couple of messages before he can use the pm system.

Good luck with your mutual research.