Annie Coleman, 1891 Census

[MacGrigor]

Hello,

Can anyone find Annie in 1891? She was born in Devizes in 1873. Her dad Henry died in Devizes in 1886 and her mum Elizabeth died in Devizes in 1892. Reportedly, Annie came to West Lavington around 1886, to work as a maid for two sisters.

I’d appreciate any help!

Adam

[heywood]

Do you have her in 1881 with her parents?

Where were they living?

I can’t see a death for Henry in 1886 either. 

[MacGrigor]

Yes, they’re at Vine Court I think. She’s down as Bessie, as her middle name was Elizabeth. Henry died at 1 Jeffries Court in Devizes on the 2nd of April 1886, and was buried at Devizes Cemetery.

[heywood]

I can see Henry, Elizabeth and Bessie Fielding in Vine Court but no Coleman.

Henry Fielding died in 1886.

[heywood]

1891 1599/154
Wellington Court, Devizes

Elizabeth Fielding 47 yrs
Annie E Fielding   17 yrs
Henry Fielding   11 yrs
William Fielding   8 yrs

[MacGrigor]

Sorry, I forgot to write Fielding was her middle name

Thanks for finding that!

[Ladyhawk]

Yes, they’re at Vine Court I think. She’s down as Bessie, as her middle name was Elizabeth.

Henry died at 1 Jeffries Court in Devizes on the 2nd of April 1886, and was buried at Devizes Cemetery.

Heywood - I've been looking too and couldn't find anything for Vine Court 

There is this Coleman family on 1881 census Piece:   2037 Folio:   109
Kennet Place, Wiltshire
Henry Coleman   31 Post Boy CS Mess
Elizabeth A. Coleman   28
Lucy Helena Coleman   4
Bessie Ann Coleman 2
Infant Coleman   

MacGrigor - what was the occupation of her father Henry and maiden name of her mother Elizabeth?

[Ellenmai]

There was a marriage for Annie Elizabeth Fielding to James Coleman 1894 Devizes & they are living at West Lavinton on the 1901 Census

[MacGrigor]

Sorry Ladyhawk, I’d stupidly forgotten to mention that her maiden name was Fielding. Her mum’s maiden name was Eden, although Annie’s birth wasn’t registered, although her christening from 1874 is on Ancestry. There was a brother whose birth wasn’t registered either.