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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Gloucestershire => England => Gloucestershire Lookup Requests => Topic started by: suziq on Saturday 15 August 15 17:38 BST (UK)
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Hi
Can some kind person put me out of my misery please.....
I've "lost" William and Harriet James, their years of birth are 1813 and 1820 respectively and they were both born in Tewkesbury. Their children Mary and George are with Harriet's mother but I would like to find the parents!
Thank you.
Suziq
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Hi have you got William & Harriet in 1861 - are they back with the children? **
**yes I see they are
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Sorry posted wrong year :-[
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Under BARNES 1851?
William Barnes, 36, Waterman
Harriett Barnes, 32
Harriett Barnes, 10
James Barnes, 5
Ellen Barnes, 7
1851
Ruth Jones, 48
Thomas Jones, 18
Ruth Moss, 82
Mary James, 6
George James, 3
1861
William James, 47, Waterman
Harriett James, 43
Mary James, 16
George James, 14
Ellen James, 8
Ruth Jones, 70
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RUTH Moss Baptised 25 August 1793, St Mary, Tewkesbury
Parents GEORGE/RUTH
(Source FreeREG, several Siblings there also til 1808)
George MOSS Married Ruth LANE, 8 April 1792 same Church
Cant find Harriet Jones's Baptism or Ruth Moss's Marriage to Mr Jones.
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Gloucestershire Marriage Index CD
Tewkesbury Holy Trinity
George JONES married Ruth MOSS - 14 February 1820
and baptisms at Tewkesbury Holy Trinity
Harriet - 28 May 1820 - George (labourer) & Ruth - residence: High Street
George - 24 September 1828 - George (gardner) & Ruth - residence: Oldbury
Thomas - 27 September 1829 - George (gardner) & Ruth - residence: Oldbury
Joseph - 19 January 1834 - George (gardner) & Ruth - residence: High Street
Gloucestershire Burial Index CD
Tewkesbury Holy Trinity
George JONES 17 February 1835 age 57 - residence: High Street
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Hi Trish
I think the Barnes are just a coincidence (unfortunately). Thank you to you and Capetown for the other information.
Suziq
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As he's a waterman, maybe they dropped the kids off at their grandparents and set off for a long journey down river for the week (or a bit longer) and so couldn't be bothered with form-filling as they saw their home as being their boat at that stage of their lives.
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Yes I think you are right and the Barnes are a 'red herring' as I have found them in 1841.
StanleyChestertons scenario is a likely one I think :)
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1851 Census
Bank Alley Tewkesbury
Ruth Jones; Head; Widow; Female; 48; Pauper; Born Tewkesbury Glos.
Thomas Jones; Son; Single; Male; 18; Boatman; Born Tewkesbury Glos.
Ruth Moss; Mother; Widow; Female; 82; Pauper; Born Tewkesbury Glos.
Mary James; Granddaughter; Female; 6; National School; Born Tewkesbury Glos.
George James; Grandson; Male; 3; Born Tewkesbury Glos.