Louisa Mary Jenman b.1855 Portsea marriage or death

[FrancisGrn]

Hi,
@milliepede Emmeline was in a workhouse and then was committed to a mental asylum. This is definitely the right Louisa, especially with the shred Ball surname and all. Has anyone been able t.o establish if she married?
FG

[Milliepede]

is this her witnessing a marriage in 1883?
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6NXX-N4NT

Yes looks positive especially as Benjamin Green is also on there as the other witness.

So that's the most up to date sighting of her thus far - 1883.

No marriage or death found for her as yet.  Benjamin Green died in 1890. 

[Milliepede]

Another link to tie in the marriage she witnessed.

Aunt Louisa M Green is a cousin with the Chamberlain family (the married couple above)  in 1891.

The groom, George Chamberlain, first wife was Clara Ball

[FrancisGrn]

Hi all,
This seems so strange. She seems to vanish without a trace! Do you think Louisa M Green in Louisa Jenman and the age in 1891 is miswritten or mistranscribed?
FG

[Milliepede]

She certainly does.

I took it the other Louisa was her Aunt - the widow of Benjamin Green - who she was living with in 1871/1881.