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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Northumberland => Topic started by: hexhamlad on Monday 02 February 26 15:11 GMT (UK)
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Stuck on the birth and marriage details for William Fawcett believed born Prudhoe in 1866. Is on 1911 and 1921 census living at Hagg Bank. Had Daughter Sarah Jane born 1891 and Son Thomas born 1893 but can't trace anything before this.
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The birth registrations should have a mothers maiden name listed.
Birth certificates for the children would have more information about the mother.
What birth place do the children have on census?
Is William shown as single, married or widowed?
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1901 census is fairly easy to find using the information provided
William Fawcett 34
Hannah Fawcett 32
Sarah Jane Fawcett 10
Thomas Fawcett 8
So Hannah was his wife
Possibly died later in 1901
Hannah Elizabeth Fawcett 32
Hannah Armstrong marriage in 1890 William Fawcitt spelling on index
So we can now check and cross reference the children's births to the Armstrong maiden name
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Free BMD index has a William Fawcett born Mar 1865 Hexham which covers Prudhoe
Have you looked on that index before?
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In 1891 William 24 and Hannah 22 are living with the Fawcett family
Thomas Fawcett 59 head
Jane 63 wife
Ann 36 daughter
William 24 son
Hannah E 22 daughter in law
1881
Thomas Fawcett 49
Jane 52 wife
Ann 26 daughter
William 14 son
Jane Moore 21 daughter
John Moore infant grandson
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1901 census surname I believe is FAWCITT
FAWCITT, WILLIAM mmn HARRISON
GRO Reference: 1866 S Quarter in HEXHAM Volume 10B Page 236
Marriages Mar 1890
ARMSTRONG Hannah Hexham 10b 427
FAWCITT William Hexham 10b 427
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Yes just spotted that spelling for the marriage thanks
Birth registrations for Sarah Jane and Thomas are also under Fawcitt with mothers name Armstrong
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Parents marriage
Marriages Dec 1851
Fawcitt Thomas Hexham 25 337
Harrison Jane Hexham 25 337
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I think that ties everything up for you hexhamlad but any further help needed just ask :)
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Well done Milliepede.
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Joint effort as always. Would never have thought of spelling it Fawcitt.
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Thank you very much indeed for your invaluable assistance, I am extremely grateful.
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Thank you very much for all that, much appreciated.