Daniel Farley

[Ladyhawk]

Well she's definitely 75 on 1841 census

[andrewp91]

Well she's definitely 75 on 1841 census

Thank you for providing that, I was just about to do the same.

It does look like in the 1851 census she gives her age of 45. I am wondering if this could be a mistake made though when entered by the person who mistook the letter 8 for a 4. Maybe the letter 8 was incomplete?
Just also had to double-check that they are both living in the same place, Quay Court, so definitely the same people in the Censuses.

Would be intresting to see what others think.

Thank you again

[Ladyhawk]

I was wondering how William Farley the witness to Elizabeth Ann Farley's marriage is related to her

transcript only on F M P for a baptism in Gloucester for a
William Farley mother Ann father William 
Baptism date 26 Sep 1802

[Ladyhawk]

There's this burial at St Nicholas

William Farley age 56 burial 20 Sep 1822
Church St Nicholas Gloucestershire

[andrewp91]

Interestingly enough that would put the same year [1766] as Ann Farley's (Unknown maiden name) birth. They could be husband and wife. With furthermore shows that William won't appear on the 1841 or 1851 census records.

I would suspect that Ann and William [abt.1766], Had William in 1802. *Would that not be a little late?
 
However, does not really explain why Daniel was born in Kent, Horsham though. :/

Added raised possibility of family

[Ladyhawk]

Interestingly enough that would put the same year [1766] as Ann Farley's (Unknown maiden name) birth. They could be husband and wife. With furthermore shows that William won't appear on the 1841 or 1851 census records.

I would suspect that Ann and William [abt.1766], Had William in 1802. *Would that not be a little late?
 
However, does not really explain why Daniel was born in Kent, Horsham though. :/

Added raised possibility of family

No it doesn't 

I just came across this 1793 marriage for a William Farley it may not relate but just in case......

Marriage 14 Apr 1793   Gloucester, St Nicholas
William Farley
Spouse:   Ann King

[andrewp91]

I just came across this 1793 marriage for a William Farley it may not relate but just in case......

Marriage 14 Apr 1793   Gloucester, St Nicholas
William Farley
Spouse:   Ann King

I was just wondering, might be a long shot, but whether Daniel Farley from Horsham is the Grandson of Ann in the 1841 and 1851 census.

If so, it could explain Ann's marriage to William in Gloucester.
It just depends on whether Ann and William had a son called Daniel from Gloucester who then went on to marry Esther and have Daniel in Horsham.

It would also explain Daniel being a Gunner in RMA Portsmouth, Maybe the family [Daniel, Esther, son Daniel] moved to Portsmouth. This would have happened before 1810.

If that is the case then Daniel and Esther who had Daniel in 1799. This would mean that older Daniel's baptism would be between 1766 and 1799. But that doesn't make sense either as Ann would have needed to have Daniel by 1782ish... but that would put them both at very young parents if I could find any evidence of that?

[softly softly]

Couple of observations, Daniel is either born/baptised in Horsham,West Sussex or born in Gloucestershire and baptised in Horsham. Image link below shows father "Private in the SGM "

We know he is with his mother (ANN) and children in 1841/51. I cannot find any duplication of Daniel Farley's born c1800 in any census if there are 2 of them allowing for the elimination of one or the other.

Who is Mary Farley in the 1841 census aged 15 occupation Pinner.

https://www.ancestry.co.uk/discoveryui-content/view/829006:62121?tid=&pid=&queryId=56678d206de17e2257ebe9746da4ac4d&_phsrc=Szc31563&_phstart=successSource

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