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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Wiltshire => Topic started by: ashenique on Saturday 22 January 22 21:08 GMT (UK)
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Looking for someone with more experience to help me with some lost ancestors.
I can find two relatives in the 1851, 1861 Census, John and Jael Sawyer. John born Ogbourne, St Andrew, Wiltshire, England in 1822, baptised 7 Jan 1822. Jael (nee Harper) born Ogbourne, St Andrew, Wiltshire, England in 1819, and baptised 28 Oct 1819. John died 24 August 1878 Preshute, Jael died 22 Jan 1909.
1841 Census John appears in Preshute.
1851 St Peter and St Paul, Marlborough, Wiltshire
1861 Preshute, Wiltshire
I can't find Jael in the 1841 Census.
I can not find either of them in any subsequent census, i.e 1871, or Jael in 81,91,1901.
They both seemed to have disappeared.
Can anyone help in the search please?
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1901 - Camden Town. As indexed on Ancestry
John Andrews 48 - burcher
Eliza E Andrews 40
Casokose Andrews 16
Bradley Andrews 14
Margarite Andrews 3
Nettie W Andrews 1
Tod Sawyer 79 - widow, housekeeper b Ogbourn, Wilts. Image says Joel
RG13; 150; 114; 15
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1891 Again as indexed (no wonder you can;t find her!). Listed as Kentish Town but appears to be at exactly the same address as 1901, ie 46 Patshull Road. She's obviously a fixture!
Thomas G Reason 70 Head
Eliza C Reason 30 Niece
Joel Sauyor 68 Servant b Ogbourn
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1871 - more poor indexing! Elcot Lane, Preshute. Both born Ogbourn
John Lawyer 50 Head. Labourer in farm yard
Jace Lawyer 48 Wife. Laundress. image says Jael
Reference : piece 1906, folio 64, page 2
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Not much luck with 1881 as yet - I suspect she's moved to London given she's widowed and all 3 sons have headed in that direction
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Mabel - you are wonderful - how the heck did you manage to find them?
I'd love to know your secret... thank you SO much.
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The name is actually correctly indexed in 1881, but the age is wrong. Ancestry has 39 but it looks like 59 to me. She is again with Thomas REASON in Patshull Road.
Piece: 222; Folio: 11; Page: 16
Debra :)
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Mabel - you are wonderful - how the heck did you manage to find them?
I'd love to know your secret... thank you SO much.
Got to the point of searching for any female b Ogbourn in a 10 year range around 1822! Didn't spot the wrong age in 1881 though!
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Thanks Mabel - love your work
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Debra - you too are brilliant. Thanks for your help.