Hi Bee,
Ann Cuthbertson was born on 1 July 1807 in Gosforth, Newcastle, and christened in All Saints', Newcastle, on 24 January 1808. She was the second daughter of John Cuthbertson of Dunfermline and his wife Jane Byres - who was the daughter of William Byres of Carlisle, Cumberland. I haven't been able to find the elder d's details yet.
She married Edward Charlton in All Saints' on 11 May 1834. She died on 9 January 1886 (aged 78). At the time she lived at White House Barns Farm, Windy Nook, Felling.
Edward C. died on 22 April 1891, aged 81. He was living at Weathercock Lane, Low Fell, Gateshead. The informant was his only son, George. There's no sign of him in the 1891 C.
Their eldest child, Isabella, was C. on 7 December 1834 in St. Andrew's, Newcastle. Their address then was given as 'Town Moor, Benwell'. She probably married a man named Marshall. As you know Thomas Marshall is living with his grandparents in the 1871 C. in Jarrow. When they moved back to the Gateshead area [1881 C. -Square Houses] he continued living in Jarrow. Indeed, in the 1891 C. he's living next door to his uncle, George Charlton, both having their own butcher's business. He died (aged 47) on 12 October 1899 [Living 271 Albert Road, Jarrow].
Ann Charlton was born on 4 June 1844 at Bog House Farm, Heworth. She was christened on 7 July 1844: St. Mary's, Heworth. She married William Carrick in St. Mary's, Heworth, on 12 February 1868. She died, aged 66, on 20 February 1911 - living 26 Shipcote Terrace, Gateshead., her husband (a gardener) having pre-deceased her. The informant was her son, H.C. Carrick. You'll find the Carricks on the 1871 - 91 censuses living at Saltwell Grove Lodge. By 1901 they're in Shipcote Tce.
George Charlton was C. in St. Mary's, Heworth, on 27 February 1842. His birth wasn't registered. Born Bog House - what a fabulous name, eh! A Bog House Estate still exists in Felling. Pensioners' bungalows now lie on the site. It would originally have had a fabulous view downhill towards the Tyne Valley.
He married twice: 1. To Hannah Elizabeth Pattinson. M. 10 June 1866 (St. John's, Newcastle) She died, aged 29, on 16 Sept. 1874. They were then living at 351 High St., Gateshead. George had his butcher's business on the High St.
With his first wife he had three children:
Ann Ellen Charlton (birth not registered), c. 1868 or 1869. (2 in 1871 C.) She died on 15 November 1873, aged 6, at 16 Sunderland St. = the address where George's apprentice, John Whittle, lived [cf. 1871 C.].
Edward C. B. 1869 or 1870 (1 in 1871 C.) D. 11 October 1873, aged 3, at 251 High St., Gateshead. The two bairns died of scarlet fever. Clearly they unavailingly hoped to save Ann by moving her to a 'safer' home when the lad became ill.
Margaret C. Born 14 August 1873 (251 High St.) Married James Alfred Armstrong in St. John's, Newcastle, on 25 July 1893. For about forty years she lived in the family home in Jarrow - 42 Grange Road West - dying there, aged 86, on 15 August 1959. My mum and her two sisters remembered their Auntie Madge well. Her husband was buried on 11 November 1937.
Regards.
JL. (Peter).
