Marriage Certificate Help please

[Treelover]

Hi,

1871  living at 17 Trafalgar Place Bethnal Green
RG10; Piece: 492; Folio: 15; Page: 23


John  - head – 61 – Hawker - Whitechapel
Judith – wife – 48    - Whitechapel
John Noble (says son in law but don’t think he is)  – 29    Fish porter -Bethnal Green
Selina Noble – (says d-in-law??) – 25 – slide box maker - born Bethnal Green
Emma Amy – dau  - 9                    born ditto
Susan  – dau – 19   - box maker      ditto
Harry – son –12                                ditto
George – son – 9                             ditto
Ellen – dau – 7                                ditto

ALSO

John Weigold – nephew – 28 – cane??  Dresser -  born Bethnal Green
George Weigold – nephew – 17 – chair maker – born Bethnal Green

Joan

[Treelover]

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Me again,

Just realised step son is a fish porter, suppose then that in the couple of years before his death he could have been hawking the odd fish 

Joan

[Treelover]

1851 for Judith

HO107; Piece: 1545; Folio: 36; Page: 30

Judith Noble - head - wid - 27 - saleswoman - St Lukes, Middx
Mary A - dau - 9 - Shoreditch
John - son - 7 - Bethnal green
Selina - dau - 5 - Wapping.

ALSO

1861 for Nephews

Harry Weigold - head -48  widr - cane worker --
John - son - 19 - cane worker
George - son - 14 - cane worker

Blimey  sorry, just realised, they live next door to John & Judith

Let me know when to stop looking - otherwise I'll just keep going.

Joan

[Treelover]

Ok, I'll stop - last one

Hi,

Having trouble with 1851 but have 1841

 HO107; Piece: 1552; Folio: 151; Page: 10;

Living at 20 Essex Street, Stepney


Jane Weigold - head – wid - 59 – no occ – born Essex, Ossett
John – son – unmarried – 40 – FISHMONGER b. Spittalfields, Middx
Harry – son – widr – 38  - cane worker – born Stepney
Harry (son to above) 14 – cane worker
John (ditto) – 9 - scholar
George (ditto) – 5 - scholar


Joan

[Clemo]

Joan,
You have been terrific.
Many thanks indeed.

[Treelover]

Hi,

WOW stop error.  Last one WAS the 1851 not 1841 

Joan

[jorose]

I wonder if "Ostend" is meant to be "East End"?  Sometimes 'son/daughter in law' means 'step-son/daughter' in older records.

And I, too,  have a magically name changing relative - born Sophia Matilda, married as Matilda and then as Sophia Matilda again.

[DJFRENCH]

hello, there was an Ostend in Essex .


Dj

[DJFRENCH]

there was also an Orsett