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louisa robinson
« on: Tuesday 05 April 11 23:58 BST (UK) »
hi  can any one help me, i have hit a brick wall searching for this personher details are,
louisa robinson b 1847 salford manchester, married john allen b 1852 grimsby.
married 1865 st.james church great grimsby.
her parents were andrew robinson and ann stephenson, of grimsby.
i am wondering if andrew and ann had adopted her as find the name
louisa booth b,1851 manchester.
can anyone help me i know she had children the eldest was
john andrew booth allen, b 1869 grimsby and a george s. allen, b 1890 grimsby.
george was in the 1st, lincolnshire regiment, no.202503 private, signed on 2/6/1915.
i appreciate any help with this thankyou.
my kindest regards......jean....... :)

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Re: louisa robinson
« Reply #1 on: Wednesday 06 April 11 00:31 BST (UK) »
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her parents were andrew robinson and ann stephenson, of grimsby.

You have already been given info on your previous thread about Louisa - she was a niece - not a daughter

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,445619.msg3084518.html#msg3084518
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Re: louisa robinson
« Reply #2 on: Wednesday 06 April 11 21:24 BST (UK) »
hi carolew.
thank you for the reply, so sorry about this ,but louisa was not the niece of ann and andrew robinson.
she was there daughter? but some one as told us she may have been adopted by them, as under her name is written louisa booth.
alexander robinson was brother he was the son of ann and andrew and was born in canada, he came back to yorkshire married and went back to canada with his wife and niece louisa robinson. just like to know if  ann and andrew robinson where her real parents.
will go back to the other messages as want to get all of this printed off.
i greatly appreciate the help with this one.
my kindest regards......................jean............. :)

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Re: louisa robinson
« Reply #3 on: Wednesday 06 April 11 23:40 BST (UK) »
Have you tried searching for her birth certificate? FreeBMD has a birth entry for a Louisa Robinson in the December quarter 1846 in the Salford Registration district, Volume 20, page 866.


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Re: louisa robinson
« Reply #4 on: Thursday 07 April 11 03:50 BST (UK) »
hi  can any one help me, i have hit a brick wall searching for this personher details are,
louisa robinson b 1847 salford manchester, married john allen b 1852 grimsby.
married 1865 st.james church great grimsby.
Known fact: FreeBMD has a marriage December quarter 1865 Caistor registration district (which at the time included Grimsby) with a John Allen and a Louisa Robinson on the same page.

Unlikely fact: that the John Allen who married in 1865 was born in 1852, as he would have been only 13 at the time of the marriage.

Facts wanted:
Presumably Gemma has the marriage certificate. From which we need to know the precise details of John's age and occupation, and his father's name and occupation.
Age of Louisa, and name and occupation of her father.
Does it say if she was a spinster or widow?
Exactly what is written in the box with her name, and how and where.
If/how Louisa signed her name.

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her parents were andrew robinson and ann stephenson, of grimsby.
i am wondering if andrew and ann had adopted her as find the name
louisa booth b,1851 manchester.
Where have you found the name Louisa Booth b 1851 Manchester?
And how does that fit in with your previous statement that Louisa (Robinson) was born in 1847?

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can anyone help me i know she had children the eldest was
john andrew booth allen, b 1869 grimsby and a george s. allen, b 1890 grimsby.
george was in the 1st, lincolnshire regiment, no.202503 private, signed on 2/6/1915.
i appreciate any help with this thankyou.
my kindest regards......jean....... :)
Known facts 1:
FreeBMD has a birth registration for a John Andrew B Allen, September quarter 1868 Caistor registration district.
1871 census shows a Louisa Allen, widow, 24, born Manchester with son, John A B Allen, aged 2, born Grimsby. RG10/3412 folio 97 page 13

Known facts 2:
FreeBMD has a birth registration for a George Stephenson Allen, December quarter 1889 Caistor registration district.
1891 census shows John A B Allen, aged 22 born Grimsby with wife Emily aged 22 born Scotland, and son George S Allen, aged 1 born Grimsby, living in Grimsby.
RG12/2612 folio 100 page 9

Unknown facts: details on birth certificates for John Andrew B Allen born in 1868, and George Stephenson Allen born in 1889.

Shouldn't-muddy-the-waters too much  :)  fact:
1881 census shows a John B Allen, son, aged 12, born Grimsby, with head of household Fred MORE, and wife Louisa MORE, (she aged 34, born Manchester) living in Grimsby. RG11/3268 folio 94 page 5.

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Re: louisa robinson
« Reply #5 on: Thursday 07 April 11 03:57 BST (UK) »
Meant to post this before my previous message


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her parents were andrew robinson and ann stephenson, of grimsby.

You have already been given info on your previous thread about Louisa - she was a niece - not a daughter

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,445619.msg3084518.html#msg3084518

Sorry, Carole, but that refers to a different Louisa Robinson.
It's the 1881 census, and that Louisa was therefore born c 1877 and is shown as the niece of Alexander, the son of Andrew.

However Gemma's disjointed, and at times inaccurate, information does lead to confusion. See my previous message for trying to sort out some of the known, some of the incorrect, and some of the wanted, facts.

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Re: louisa robinson
« Reply #6 on: Thursday 07 April 11 05:02 BST (UK) »
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her parents were andrew robinson and ann stephenson, of grimsby.

You have already been given info on your previous thread about Louisa - she was a niece - not a daughter

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,445619.msg3084518.html#msg3084518
Check them out in the 1891 census, living in Holy Trinity, Kingston upon Hull
RG12/3938 folio 119 page 2
Louisa Ann MOOR, niece, aged 14, born Grimsby.

But:
If her mother, also allegedly Louisa Robinson, married John Allen in December quarter 1865, why is Louisa called Robinson in the 1881 census and not Allen?

If we (I  :)  ) have the correct Louisa in 1871 and 1881, Louisa junior should at least be Allen, so the suspicion is that Alexander and his wife simply made a mistake when they gave her surname in the 1881 census.
FreeBMD shows the birth registration of a Louisa Ann MOORE, June quarter 1876 Caistor registration district. This would fit with Louisa senior being MORE (sic) in the 1881 census.
FreeBMD has no birth registration for a Louisa Ann Allen or Louisa Ann Robinson in Caistor district 1876-1878.

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Re: louisa robinson
« Reply #7 on: Thursday 07 April 11 08:18 BST (UK) »
FreeBMD shows the birth registration of a Louisa Ann MOORE, June quarter 1876 Caistor registration district. This would fit with Louisa senior being MORE (sic) in the 1881 census.
FreeBMD has no birth registration for a Louisa Ann Allen or Louisa Ann Robinson in Caistor district 1876-1878.

Perhaps this baptism is relevant http://tinyurl.com/3lyn9oh

That could link in some way with-
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1881 census shows a John B Allen, son, aged 12, born Grimsby, with head of household Fred MORE, and wife Louisa MORE, (she aged 34, born Manchester) living in Grimsby. RG11/3268 folio 94 page 5.
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Re: louisa robinson
« Reply #8 on: Thursday 07 April 11 08:31 BST (UK) »
Morning Geoff,  :)
That baptism linky doesn't work for me.  :'(