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Sorry to bump an old thread but I'm still investigating this mystery.

So I purchased the GRO birth record for Thomas Parker the son of Thomas Parker and Charlotte Parker formerly Snow.

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If we are following the right lines, there is more confusion in regards to the marriage certificate of George Thompson and Charlotte Parker.

https://www.rootschat.com/links/01tww/

Their marriage certificate states Charlotte was a spinster and her father James Sadler Parker.
But we know if it's the correct Charlotte that the birth certificates for her children with George e.g. Eliza Ann It states Charlotte Thompson late Parker formerly Snow suggesting she as married before she married George. I know she could have lied on the certificate. We know Thomas Parker their son died young, if her husband also died suppose she may never have informed George that she was previously married/had a partner.  ???

I've looked for a marriage record for Parker & Snow but cannot find anything that may match  ???

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London and Middlesex / Re: Town Head Road St Marylebone
« on: Thursday 07 August 25 23:26 BST (UK)  »
Thank you both for your assistance.

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London and Middlesex / Town Head Road St Marylebone
« on: Thursday 07 August 25 21:53 BST (UK)  »
Hi all,

I've found my 3x great grandmother Harriet Mary Loveridge in the 1851 census living at 18 Town Head Road, St Marylebone, St Stephen Le Martyr Parish. I was just wondering if anyone had an idea where this street was?

A quick google search hasn't revealed anything other than it seems no longer to exist.

Many thanks

Name   Harriett Mary Loveridge
Age   6
Estimated Birth Year   abt 1845
Relation   Daughter
Father's Name   Thomas Loveridge
Mother's Name   Harrett Loveridge
Gender   Female
Where born   Kensington, Middlesex, England
Civil parish   St Marylebone
Ecclesiastical parish   St Stephen the Martyr
County/Island   Middlesex
Country   England
Registration District   Marylebone
Sub-registration district   St John
ED, institution, or vessel   21
Neighbors   View others on page
Household schedule number   144
Piece   1491
Folio   758
Page number   30

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Cumberland / Re: Sarah Elizabeth Dixon Hayton, Cumberland
« on: Wednesday 06 August 25 17:03 BST (UK)  »
Thank you SS.  I see it now under Hodgson not Hogson. 

What surname does she have in 1891 - widow under Hodgson? 

Are there any likely male Hodgson deaths between 1881 and 1891 that may account for a husband.

Oops sorry for the typo!

She has reverted back to Dixon in 1891

Name   Jane Dixon
Gender   Female
Age   62
Relationship   Mother
Birth Year   1829
Child   John Lapping
Birth Place   How, Cumberland, England
Civil parish   Hayton
Residence Place   How and How Mill, Hayton, Cumberland, England
Registration District   Brampton
Sub registration district   Hayton
ED, Institution or Vessel   6
Neighbors   View others on page
Piece   4279
Folio   53

Will look into Hodgson deaths.

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Cumberland / Re: Sarah Elizabeth Dixon Hayton, Cumberland
« on: Sunday 03 August 25 20:58 BST (UK)  »
Is this marriage any use?

Jane Dixon
William Hodgson

Jun 1875 Tynemouth

I did see that but put it to one side, as I haven't found any links to her in Tynemouth but you never know I suppose.  ???

In the 1891 census she is living with her daughter Margaret Ann who married John Lapping. She is described as a widow  ???


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Cumberland / Re: Sarah Elizabeth Dixon Hayton, Cumberland
« on: Sunday 03 August 25 15:08 BST (UK)  »
Just to add the marriage you mention for Mary Jane just has Mary on the marriage certificate.

The hints on ancestry point to a Mary Jane Dixon marriage to Samuel Blakeney in 1882 Cockermouth district. 

So has this marriage been ruled out in favour of the one in London to Thomas Maclagan?

Yes, the Thomas Maclagan marriage is definitely correct.

Mary Jane was a domestic servant in 1881 12 Argyle Street Westminster - same address as her residence on the marriage certificate.

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Cumberland / Re: Sarah Elizabeth Dixon Hayton, Cumberland
« on: Sunday 03 August 25 13:48 BST (UK)  »
Does her sister name a father when she marries?  **

Where are Jane’s other children in 1861/1871? 

** father John Dixon farmer

James is with his grandparents John and Mary in 1861, and in 1871 is a Servant in Walton Low, Cumberland.

Mary Jane is also with her grandparents in 1861 and in 1871 she is still living with grandparents and sisters Margaret and Mary Jane.

John I believe is with his mother in 1881 as mentioned above.

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Cumberland / Sarah Elizabeth Dixon Hayton, Cumberland
« on: Sunday 03 August 25 12:58 BST (UK)  »
Hello all,

I'm trying to determine if I'm on the right track into my 2x great aunt Sarah Elizabeth Dixon.

Sarah was one of 5 illegitimate children born to my 3x great grandmother Jane Dixon who herself is a bit of a mystery.

The rest of the siblings that I know of were

James Dixon born 1856 Hayton
Mary Jane Dixon born 1859 Hayton
Margaret Ann Dixon born 1868
John Dixon born 1872

I think I have found Jane on the 1881 census but this time she is going by the surname of Hogson and she's living with her son John Dixon who is 9 years old, she's stating she is married but I have found no records to say she was.

Sarah Elizabeth Dixon was born 21st March 1863 Fenton, Hayton, Cumberland.
I found her living with her grandfather and mother in the 1871 and in 1881 she is living with her Aunt Mary Little nee Dixon.

There is a marriage certificate on ancestry for a Sarah Elizabeth Dixon and George Ogle Gray in Staines. She gives her father as John Dixon shoe maker but we don't know who her father actually was. Her grandad was John Dixon but he was a labourer.

https://www.rootschat.com/links/01twk/

The 1939 register has that Sarah Elizabeth with a birth date of 2 March 1862. The other census records has Sarah Elizabeth with birthplace Brampton or Carlisle and the same year of birth. I notice in the 1911 census the couple have named one of their daughters Mary Jane (and two sons John and James) - could be after her sister and brothers. Her sister Mary Jane Dixon married Thomas Maclagan - they actually also married in London as Thomas was a house painter.

Many thanks for any help provided.

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Cumberland / Re: Mary Jane Dixon Ambleside? How Mill?
« on: Monday 07 July 25 15:57 BST (UK)  »
Looks like your thoughts are correct. The Mary Jane Dixon born Ambleside married Dixon Mossop

Marriages Sep 1885   
Dixon    Mary Jane        Kendal    10b   903    
MOSSOP    Dixon        Kendal    10b   903

Can be found in Lancs with husband & children in 1891. Looks likely Dixon Mossop travels to South Africa in 1893 and dies there.

Remarriage to Henry Bragg in 1899

Marriages Sep 1899   
Bragg    Henry        Ulverston    8e   1634    
Mossop    Mary Jane        Ulverston    8e   1634   

Found in 1901 with Henry & son John Mossop age 13. Henry dies 1906.

Cas

Thanks for that info Cas. Now to delve into a completely new branch of my family tree.

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