ANNICE WAGHORN ,ULCOMBE. Bn 1857.

[grandarog]

I am at a Loss and need help Please
          I have ANNICE Waghorn, Baptised,Ulcombe, Kent . 30 August 1857.Daughter of John and Caroline Waghorn.(My great Grandparents)
          Only sighting of her is in 1871 as a Nurse maid to Farmer Henry Duddy’s Family at Ulcombe.
          Some Family trees on line allege her married to Charles or Harry LACEY but I can find no trace or where they obtained details. I have exhausted search’s looking for her.
          I have complete histories of all her siblings ,just at a loss with her.
          Two of her Siblings emigrated to Australia William to Arndale near Sydney and Charles to York WA. So possibility that’s where she ended up.I have yet to find her there if so
                       Any help will be most appreciated.  Thanks Roger.

[Mabel Bagshawe]

1881

"The Vine"  Spicer Street,  St Albans
Harry Lacey    42 - painter, b Tonbridge Wells
Annie Lacey    23 - b Sutton, Kent
George H. Lacey    17 - son, b London
Charles S.[H] Lacey  8 months  - b Clapham

RG11; 1432; 106; 60;


1891 - West Ham
   
Harry Lacey    53  - house painter b Tonbridge Wells
Annie Lacey    33 - b Sutton
George L Lacey    26 - son widower, b Gracechurch St, London
Maud Lacey    7 - b Bromley
Willie Lacey    1 - b Forest Gate
George H Lacey    10 - b Battersea

RG12; 1335; 87; 3;


Birth
LACEY, CHARLES  HENRY
mmn      WAGHORN     
Q3 1880  WANDSWORTH  Volume 01D  Page 661

I haven;t found a marriage - given the age gap there's always the chance they didn;t marry. Harry was previously married to an irish woman called Hannah

[Mabel Bagshawe]

It's not clear from the census, given the order of listing, but Maud and Willie are also Harry and Annie's children. Both have mother's maiden name Waghorn.

[grandarog]

That's great .Don't know how I missed that.
I note now that I had viewed the entrys but had probably ignored as POB was not listed as Ulcombe .I should have clicked as they later lived at East Sutton. See why you are a  Marquessate. Thanks a bunch.