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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Lancashire => Topic started by: dawnhooper123 on Thursday 15 June 17 13:28 BST (UK)
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Hi. I'm looking for any help with information regarding my 4xgreat-grandmother, Amelia Whitehead. She was born in Ashton-under-lyne in 1824. Her father's name is George Whitehead on her marriage certificate, where she married William Hulme in St. Marys, Oldham, 22nd October 1843. I can find a record of Amelia in the 1861 (6 John Street, Ashton-under-lyne), 1871 (Bollington Street, Ashton-under-lyne) and 1881 (8 John Street Ashton-under-lyne) census records. I'm struggling to find any details about her mother or siblings or any further details about her father George, which would enable me to go back further. Any help would be hugely appreciated. Kind thanks in advance to all who can help :D. Dawn
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What occupation is shown for George on Amelia's marriage certificate? It might help to find the family on 1841 census.
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tha actual marriage was Nov. the 3rd reading of the banns was 22 Oct - unfortunately no image
First name(s) Amelia
Last name Whitehead
Name note -
Marriage year 1843
Marriage date 05 Nov 1843
Marriage place Oldham
Father's first name(s) George
Father's last name Whitehead
Spouse's first name(s) William
Spouse's last name Hulme
Spouse's father's first name(s) William
Spouse's father's last name Hulme
Residence Oldham, Lancashire, England
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There's this Whitehead family in Oldham in 1841?
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MQGS-YQ8
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There's this Whitehead family in Oldham in 1841?
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MQGS-YQ8
This one is still with her family in 1851 ???
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On the image for the marriage
The parish Church of Oldham
Nov 5th 1843
William Hulme Full age bachelor Spinner residence Oldham Father William Hulme Dresser
Amelia Whitehead Full age Spinster residence Oldham Father George Whitehead
Both made their mark
Witnessed by Abram Jackson and John Jackson - possibly Parish Clerks
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St Mary's Oldham marriages on lan-opt only go up to April 1843 but Abram Jackson witnessed nearly every marriage in the previous 2 years in most cases with John Jackson so I would say definitely parish clerks