Searching for a death

[Max2121]

Hello everyone,
I'm wondering whether or not any of you experts out there could point me in the right direction, I am looking for a William Tarleton, b abt 1780 and a cabinet maker. He is in the Liverpool census 1841 with his wife Ann and in the 1851 census in the Liverpool Workhouse (Abercromby ward) after that I can find no trace of a death notice, I have checked the GRO but to no avail, does anyone else know of any resources that may help please?
Thank you

[Cas (stallc)]

There is this possible

TARLTON, WILLIAM   age    71 
GRO Reference: 1852  J Quarter in PRESCOT  Volume 08B  Page 355

Cas
 

[Cas (stallc)]

Maybe not..there is this - his abode is workhouse but age wrong

Name   William Tarlton
Age   68
Record Type   Burial
Birth Date   abt 1796
Death Date   abt 1864
Burial Date   10 Nov 1864
Burial Place   Merseyside, England
Cemetery   St James Cemetery

Added - From experience workhouse ages can be out by a number of years

[amondg]

Perhaps from Lancashire Parish Records

William Tarleton age 86 St Helen, Sefton buried 10 March 1863 abode Liverpool.

This would make his DOB circa 1777

[amondg]

Is this your William ?

William Tarleton - Cabinet Maker married Anne Cartwright 5 March 1805 at St Anne Richmond, Liverpool.

Ref: Lancs OPC

[Max2121]

Is this your William ?

William Tarleton - Cabinet Maker married Anne Cartwright 5 March 1805 at St Anne Richmond, Liverpool.

Ref: Lancs OPC

Yes that's him

[Max2121]

Thanks very much for your help.
His age in the 1851 census (workhouse gives a match for age in 1841) did they round up or down ages?

[Cas (stallc)]

Thanks very much for your help.
His age in the 1851 census (workhouse gives a match for age in 1841) did they round up or down ages?

1841 - Children under 15 were to have their age recorded accurately, while those over 15 were to be rounded down to the nearest 5 years so, for example, someone aged 63 should be recorded as aged 60.  However, not all enumerators followed this instruction and exact ages may have been recorded.

Cas

[Max2121]

Thanks very much for your help.
His age in the 1851 census (workhouse gives a match for age in 1841) did they round up or down ages?

1841 - Children under 15 were to have their age recorded accurately, while those over 15 were to be rounded down to the nearest 5 years so, for example, someone aged 63 should be recorded as aged 60.  However, not all enumerators followed this instruction and exact ages may have been recorded.

Cas

thank you