Stuck in my tracing roots- can anyone help please?

[dellfrog]

HI
I have traced my ancestor to a George Henry Mott died 26th June 1909 married Mary Catherine
Quill (De Longford ) born Killarney Ireland 1840. On 15th October 1859 Islington  London 4B page 431 last quarter. the  marriage certificate gives father as William Mott. The 1861 Census gives a George Henry Mott and Mary Mott at 63 Beresford Street Newington with a baby Mary who died 1862. The marriage certificate gives George Henry Mott address as 4 Portland Place . It gave Mary Quill address as 3 Barnsbury Place.
I cannot crack Mother and Father of George Henry Mott and neither can I track the couple  in 1871 census records ( 1961 and 1881 OK) along with children Sarah 1865, William H. 1867 and Agnes G 1871.
Any help would be appreciated - happy new Year to all
Derek Mott 

[Ruskie]

Derek, how old was George when he married Mary? And what were George and William's occupations?

[Gardener]

Could it be this couple? The marriage is witnessed by Emmeline Something Mott I think

1851 Islington
44 Upper Park Street
William Mott head m 43 hosier Essex Horndon
Emmeline ditto wife m 33 Surrey Lambeth
Emmeline ditto dau 2 Middx Islington
Ann Parton servant m 43

[carol8353]

I think the witness names are Emmeline Novemia Mott and Sarah Pond Bird?

On the marriage cert both George and his dad William were warehousemen.

Deaths Dec 1895

Mott    Emmeline Novemia   aged  80    W. Ham    4a   91

[carol8353]

Possible parents marriage?

Marriages Dec 1838 

HUNTER    Emmeline Novemia        Westminster    1   357    
MOTT    William         Westminster    1   357   

[Gardener]

So that would make Emmeline step-mother to George Henry?

[carol8353]

In 1851 there is an 11 year old George Mott born London at a school in South Mimms.

 HO107/1701 Folio 82 Page 3

Just noticed a 9 year old Charles Mott there too 

[carol8353]

So that would make Emmeline step-mother to George Henry?

He was born in 1840 so she's his mum surely?

[Gardener]

Yes sorry, not thinking there!