Help with finding Ann Eliza Harrison between 1871 and 1897

[Meggiejayne]

Have you found the rest of her family in 1881? 

I see her sisters went into service and she isn't with her parents but have you found all her siblings in case they were together?

I havent yet looked. I looked for her parents and then next port of call is trying her siblings.

[ColC]

I note that Joseph Taylor & Annie Eliza Harrison were both widowed at the time of marriage, according to the record on family search.


I wonder if this is an earlier marriage,

Ann Eliza Harrison Marriage 1880 Nottingham, Nottinghamshire

To John Lyon or John William May

Colin

[ColC]

Have you found the rest of her family in 1881? 

I note her parents are still in Broadholme in 1881/1891, one married son and his wife in 1881.

Colin

[Milliepede]

Widowed puts a whole new spin on things   

If her widowed surname was Harrison then she can't be Harrison at birth (unless she married someone with the same surname)

[rosie99]

The marriage image confirms that transcript - February 1899
Annie Eliza Harrison age 35 Widow - father Henry Harrison deceased

[ColC]

Widowed puts a whole new spin on things   

If her widowed surname was Harrison then she can't be Harrison at birth (unless she married someone with the same surname)

She may have reverted to her maiden name.

Colin

[Milliepede]

I wonder if this is an earlier marriage,

Ann Eliza Harrison Marriage 1880 Nottingham, Nottinghamshire

To John Lyon or John William May

John Lyon marriage to an Ann Ellen Harrison father Samuel 17 July 1880

[Milliepede]

She may have reverted to her maiden name.

Or perhaps said she was a widow because she already had a child.

[Meggiejayne]

I note that Joseph Taylor & Annie Eliza Harrison were both widowed at the time of marriage, according to the record on family search.


I wonder if this is an earlier marriage,

Ann Eliza Harrison Marriage 1880 Nottingham, Nottinghamshire

To John Lyon or John William May

Colin

I have a copy of her son's birth in 1897. There is no father on the birth certficate.