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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => London and Middlesex => England => London & Middlesex Lookup Requests => Topic started by: Cumbrian Nige on Monday 02 July 12 15:55 BST (UK)
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Hi,
George Beynon Mellish is shown on familyserch as being christened on 23 Nov 1823 at St Luke, Old Street Finsbury with his parents detailed as Thomas and Mary.
Can SKS help/advise on finding either a marriage record for Thomas/Mary or an 1841 census record for this family group?
George Beynon married Mary Ann Ross (GRO ref: Dec 1850 Islington 3 207)
Many thanks
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Thomas Mellish (bachelor) married Mary Hall (spinster) at St Botolph Bishopsgate on 29 June 1801. Witnesses, John Mellish and John Cutler.
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1841 census: Piece: 667 Book/Folio: 5/8 Page: 8
Thomas Mellish born 1781
Mary Mellish born 1781
Leopold Mellish born 1821
George Mellish born 1826
Thomas was a hairdresser.
The address was Cowper Street, St Luke, Finsbury, East, Finsbury
All ages are rounded up in 1841.
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Thomas and Mary are still around in 1851. He's a mster wig maker and they are both living at 17 Shaftesbury Street, Shoreditch.
Piece: 1535 Folio: 111 Page: 9
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Further information on the christening ;)
Born 5th November, christened 23rd November 1823
Address City Road
Fathers occupation Hair Dresser
Marriage took place at St Paul, Canonbury, Islington
15th December 1850
George Beynon Mellish age 25, bachelor, blacksmith. resident 22 Rotherfield Street. father Thomas, occ Perfumer.
Mary Ann Ross age 22, spinster. res 18 Rotherfield Street. father John Ross occ Auctioneer
Both signed.
wit Elizabeth Pattison and John Carter
Rosie
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1841 census: Piece: 667 Book/Folio: 5/8 Page: 8
All ages are rounded up in 1841.
On 1841 census ages of adults 15 + years should be rounded DOWN to the nearest 5 years
Suz
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Ooops! :-[
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Christenings - resident City Road - fathers occ Hair Dresser parents Thomas and Mary
St Luke, Finsbury
-Frederick bn 15th April chr 7th November 1813
Leopold bn ? Nov 1817 chr 11th January 1818
Emma Maria bn (18?) March chr 25th April 1820
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