Daniel Potter Marriage

[joliz]

Hi, can anyone help,

I have a daniel potter B 1838 in edgedield , norfolk, I have two known marriages for him ,

First marriage-Anne howlett 1864 in Edgefield
Second marriage -Charlotte Kinsley 1880 in Norwich
But on first marriage it says daniel was a widower , on second marriage it say daniel was a batchelour
Was daniel married before he married anne,?
Daniels Father was Edward
Any help would be great

Jo

[PaulineJ]

What are ALL the details that you have from census?
ALL of both he and those he was living with.

What are ALL the details from those marriage certs.
Age, occupation, witnesses, the whole shebang.

Pauline

1881 for starter?
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q278-3H7T

Your YOB seems to be out. Did you look for any discrepency?
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M79T-SFB  (1841)
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:SG6W-Z83  (1851)
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VFNL-QG1 (1871)

[hanes teulu]

The 1864 marriage cert on FindMyPast shows "bachelor" crossed and and "widower" written in. Father was "Edward Potter, labourer".

[hanes teulu]

The marriage banns on FindMyPast (first published 27/12/63) show "widower".

[Ladyhawk]

He's with his parents on 1851c age 15 (census given by Pauline)

Do you know Daniel's whereabouts in 1861?

[hanes teulu]

There's an 1858 marriage at Filey between Daniel Potter, fisherman and Elizabeth Haseby. Daniel's father is "Edward Potter, labourer".
I think this couple are in Filey in 1861 (Rg09  3615  12  24)and Daniel's PoB is Norfolk. The place has been transcribed as Hothfield.

[Brentor boy]

Free Reg has the following baptism:-
Daniel Potter.  31 Jan 1836. St Peter and St Paul, Edgefield. Parents Edward, (weaver), and Elizabeth.
Also 3 siblings.

[Ladyhawk]

There's an 1858 marriage at Filey between Daniel Potter, fisherman and Elizabeth Haseby. Daniel's father is "Edward Potter, labourer".

I think this couple are in Filey in 1861 (Rg09  3615  12  24)and Daniel's PoB is Norfolk. The place has been transcribed as Hothfield.

Good find

1861 census shows Elizabeth Potter's pob Filey, this might be her on the 1851 census

Piece: 2368 Folio: 39 page 42

Richard Haxby   Head 60 Fisherman
Elizabeth Haxby   wife 60
Francis Haxby   son 27
Jenkinson Haxby son 24
Margret Haxby   dau 21
Elizabeth Haxby servant 12 Filey, Yorkshire

Edit to add 1841 census surname transcribed as HANBY

Piece:   1214 Folio:   25 Page 6
 
Robt Haxby 25 Fisherman
Mary  25
Jane    6
Margaret    5
Elizabeth    2
Robert    1 Mo

[hanes teulu]

I looked at the 1861 Census image before the transcript and did wonder if Daniel's PoB was "Hethfield" or "Hetchfield" - an attempt to capture "Edgefield"?. I then checked the transcript which gave "Hothfield".

Yet to spot a place name in Norfolk beginning with an "H" and ending "field"