Johanna KER

[robang66]

I have been researching JOHANNA KER, twin sister to William Munro Ker, born or baptized on 3 August 1823 in Alness, Scotland.  I have researched ScotlandsPeople and can find her baptismal record but from that point on, nothing.  William is not a problem, just Johanna.  I have checked Canadian records because that's where her brother migrated to, thinking she may have gone with him, but nothing. 
Would love to get direction on her possible marriage, and date of death whether in Scotland or elsewhere.   Parents are Henry "Harry" Ker/Kerr and Margaret Munro.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.

[CaroleW]

When did her brother emigrate?

[robang66]

I have not found that out.  He died on 31 July, 1895 in Carleton, Ontario, and is buried at Beechwood Cemetery, Ottawa.  He's in the 1851 Scotland Census, but Johanna is not.  So, either she married (spouse unknown), (and no definitive record on ScotlandsPeople),  died (unable to find out on ScotslandsPeople, or migrated and I don't know when.  He married Martha Maxwell in Ottawa in 1865.
That's just about all I know.  Any help much appreciated!   
Robyn

[Forfarian]

Have you found William in the 1841 census? If he was with his parents but Johanna was not, that might be evidence to suggest that she had died young.

Henry/Harry Ker(r) and Margaret Munro seem to have had quite a large family, the first three born in Kincardine and Croick, then six more in Alness.

Looks as if several of the family died in Edinburgh, not including Johanna.

Edit: In the 1851 census in Dreghorn, Ayrshire, there is a 26-year-old cook, female, unmarried, born Alness, surname Kerr, whose first name is transcribed as Jocines on one web site, Joanes on another and James on SP. You need to have a look at the original and see how you read her given name.