1871 England (Northumberland) Census - Isabel(la) Young

[kevinf2349]

Ruskie,

I am still trying to fill in the blanks on the family group. I really have no positive confirmation yet on the family make up. I did a GRO search for children with a mother's maiden name of CHARLTON and born as ROWELL. The only girls I have in the list of 'suspects' are : ISABELL, JANE and HANNAH but I have no BC confirmation for them yet.

I am sure there are many CHARLTON and ROWELL families in the area.

Regards
Kevin

[maddys52]

I modified my post about the 1861 census to include the family there. They have children Robert, Hannah, Jane and Isabella as well as George and William. 

[Ruskie]

Prudhoe the town and Wylam are only 3 odd miles apart. Was the actual place of death in Prudhoe a private address or something like a workhouse where Isabella might have been receiving medical attention?

[kevinf2349]

In 1871 they are at 2 Walkers Cottages, Wylam.

William is an Ag Lab.

The three boys are with them.

Well that certainly puts them in the area, so I think I have the right DC. 

It looks like the family group is correct too.

Many thanks.

Regards
Kevin

[Ruskie]

William is an ag lab in 1851 too. Odd that he claims to have been a plate layer on the d/c, and you say he was also a blacksmith. Occupations can change though. 

[kevinf2349]

Prudhoe the town and Wylam are only 3 odd miles apart. Was the actual place of death in Prudhoe a private address or something like a workhouse where Isabella might have been receiving medical attention?

The address just says West Wylam, Prudhoe. The informant doesn't seem to be related though (Edward Oliver) so I don't know if it is some institution or not. His address is also given as West Wylam, Prudhoe.

Regards
Kevin

[Ruskie]

Location is a good fit Kevin. 

[JenB]

Prudhoe the town and Wylam are only 3 odd miles apart. Was the actual place of death in Prudhoe a private address or something like a workhouse where Isabella might have been receiving medical attention?

The address just says West Wylam, Prudhoe. The informant doesn't seem to be related though (Edward Oliver) so I don't know if it is some institution or not. His address is also given as West Wylam, Prudhoe.

Just to clarify:
Wylam and West Wylam are two different places.
Wylam is on the north side of the River Tyne.
West Wylam is on the south side of the Tyne and is now effectively part of Prudhoe.
https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/side-by-side/#zoom=15&lat=54.96279&lon=-1.84503&layers=6&right=ESRIWorld

[Millmoor]

I think you will find that Edward Oliver, the informant, was in fact Isabella Rowell's son in law. Hannah Rowell married Edward Oliver in Newcastle in 1869. In the 1881 census she is widowed  and is housekeeper in a household with brothers William and Thomas Rowell. Both William and Thomas are coal miners. The address is West Wylam.

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2WM-W1ZW

( You stated earlier that you had no access to the census. As the attached link shows I hope you now realise that you actually do via family search and while the coverage is by no means exhaustive it is always worth considering Freecen as well.).

William