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Hi
I am looking to try and trace any Carter's, I understand that London was the epicentre for this name.
William Carter married Mary Stafford in 1861, his father William Carter was a coachman, his son a groom, they lived at Grosvenor Mews, which is now Bourdon Street.
After having 3 children with William, they split?
I can't seem to find out what happened between Mary and William as the next event seems to be she was with James Cowley and has 2 more children, one of which is my great grandfather James.
More of a twist is that he changes his name to Carter from Cowley and that is what my maternal side was known by ever since!
TIA
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Welcome to rootschat
I see that William & Mary married after the 1861 census. Where do you have the family in 1871.
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This is James Cowley in 1871
James Cowley
Age: 29
Estimated Birth Year: 1842
Gender: Male
Where born: Prestbury, Cheshire, England
Civil parish: Rowner
Ecclesiastical parish: Rowner
County/Island: Hampshire
Country: England
Registration district: Fareham
Sub-registration district: Titchfield
ED, institution, or vessel: Fort Grange
Household schedule number: 1
Piece: 1158
Folio: 90
Page number: 4
John
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Hello and welcome to the forum.
A tricky one to trace this.
It looks to me as though William remarried
St Stephens Westminster 15 aug 1867
William Carter bach 26 coachman 101Vauxhall rd father William Carter coachman
Ann Spencer spinster 20 101 Vauxhall Road John Spencer butcher
wit George Arthur Smith and Mary Ann Jackson
Children -Annie Elizabeth 19.5.1867 bapt 5 Feb 1871 ,William John 1.11.1870 bapt 5 Feb 1871 at same church.Omnibus coachman and Frank born June 1872 St George Hanover Square
1871 seems to find them at 100 Horseferry Road
William Carter 33 coachman Paddington
Ann 25 Derbyshire
Ann E 2 Westminster
William J 5 months Westminster
I gather his youngest child with Mary was born Sept qtr 1865 so if it is him, he was quick of the mark.
They then seem to disappear
ps (the elder two children William and Elizabeth Carter are with their Stafford grandparents 1871 and Mary is visiting in Hertfordshire).
pps looks like Frank a clerk 40 Molyneux St married 13.5.1901 St Mary Bryanston to Louisa Elizabeth Payne ,father deceased William Carter bus driver.
Ciderdrinker
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Than you for the replies
I have James Cowley Carter B: 1883 in Macclesfield, my great grandfather, his father was James Cowley 1842 Cheshire, his father was James Cowley was B: 1816 in Dublin Ireland married MAry Williams from Moneygall (Renamed OBAMA County)
It is the Carter part that I am struggling with from the marriage in 1861 in St George Hanover Sq, having 3 children William 1862, Elizabeth 1863 (Married Charles Orme) Louisa 1865 married Aaron Simpson.
Then I find them with Alice Carter Cowley 1880 (now with James) and my ggf James 1883!
It's the bit in the middle around 1871/divorce/death that I can't seem to nail down.
Thanks
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Hello
Here's the eldest two in 1871
1 Phillips Terrace st George Hanover Square
William Stafford 62 coachman Leicestershire
Mary 61 Buckinghamshire
George 30 coachman Middlsex
William 25 coachman staffordshire
William Carter grandson 9 Middlesex
Elizabeth Carter granddaughter 6 Middlesex
Struggling to find mom and dad and Louisa
Ciderdrinker
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I have James Cowley Carter B: 1883 in Macclesfield
Could you please give the details from the GRO index for this birth.
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William and Mary had another two daughters who died.
CARTER, LEONORA
Mother's maiden surname: STAFFORD
GRO Reference: 1868 M Quarter in ST GILES Volume 01B Page 523
Born 26 Dec 1867
Baptised 2 Feb 1868, St George, Bloomsbury
Address 35 Keppel Mews
Buried 8 Apr 1869
Aged 13 months (?)
Victoria Park Cemetery, Hackney
Address 39 Great St. Andrew Street, Bloomsbury
CARTER, CHARLOTTE
Mother's maiden surname: STAFFORD
GRO Reference: 1870 J Quarter in ST GILES Volume 01B Page 504
Born 19 May 1870
Baptised 20 May 1870, St George, Bloomsbury, private baptism
Address 35 South Keppel Mews
Buried 26 Aug 1870
Aged 3 months
Address 35 Keppel Mews South, Bloomsbury
The 1871 census for South Keppel Mews seems to end at number 32 so they may have been missed if they were still there.
Piece: 339; Folio: 23; Page: 40
Debra :)
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You've got me intrigued!
I have a wedding (4 June 1854 in Bethnal Green) with William Carter, Coachman, given as the father of Mary Ann Amelia (widow). I'm not convinced that he was actually the father though.
Link to my earlier postings about this:
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=842195.msg7087190#msg7087190 (https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=842195.msg7087190#msg7087190)
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There were A LOT of William CARTERs around.
There is a burial also at Victoria Park cemetery for a William CARTER aged 42 on 23 Feb 1871. He died at St Bartholomew Hospital so no home address. There was an inquest reported in the newspapers which I cannot read - can anyone else see the whole article? It was in a number of newspapers.
An inquest has been held at St. Bartholomew's Hospital on William Carter, a carman. Deceased was packing a van with goods at Messrs. Ferguson and Co.'s in St. Mary-at-Hill, when a case containing 21 cwt. of juice was shot from the first floor loophole......
Debra :)
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Thank you for your PM. It is always best to reply on this thread so that we can all see that you are responding to our queries and what information you are giving. :)
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That William Carter could be his father as is name was also William Carter (Coachman) the son is listed as a Groom on his wedding certificate in 1861.
Yes, not very original keep naming each subsequent son William!
William and Mary go on to have a son and name him William too (Aaaargh) B: 1862
This young man is listed in the 1871 census as living with Grandparents William Stafford.