Susannah Fawcett, born July 1886, Eston?

[melasia]

Would anyone with access to the Eston parish records (and/or nearby parishes) be so kind as to look up a Susannah Fawcett, born in the Middlesbrough registration district in the July-Sep Q 1886. If she is the person I suspect she is, the parents will be Thomas and Ann. Any other children born to the same parents will also be of interest.

Many, many thanks.

[keyboard86]

Hi cannot help out with baptism, but in 1891 their is a Susannah Fawcett aged 4 with parents John/Ellen where for the first time in my experience the second part of the original is missing so no birth places are shown?

They are in Sunderland RG12/4140/4/1
Keyboard86

[melasia]

Thanks for that, keyboard86 - I'll check it out. 

[jan57]

1901  census  for the  family  keyboard66  found  ,  all  say they  are born  Sunderland

RG13; Piece: 4712; Folio: 75; Page: 6.

 Father John is  a  Blacksmith

[Pels.]

The above birth information for Susannah, is also available from Tees Valley Indexes.

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In this instance the record is held at the Guisborough Register Office. They can't issue
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case you could query whether her father is John and if not, ask if his name is Thomas.

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Hope this helps !! 

Kind regards,

Pels.

[melasia]

Thanks very much! I think that would be the best route to go down as, if she is the right person, I definitely want to get the certificate.

ETA: I e-mailed the register office and, despite the website saying it could take up to 5 days, they got back to me immediately. They confirmed that the mother was Ann Fawcett and there was no father listed, which suggests it is the person I thought it was. I'm going to send for the certificate.

Thanks, everybody, for all your help.

[keyboard86]

Thanks very much! I think that would be the best route to go down as, if she is the right person, I definitely want to get the certificate.

ETA: I e-mailed the register office and, despite the website saying it could take up to 5 days, they got back to me immediately. They confirmed that the mother was Ann Fawcett and there was no father listed, which suggests it is the person I thought it was. I'm going to send for the certificate.

Thanks, everybody, for all your help.

Hi glad to see you got such a speedy reply, to be honest I was unsure of the 1891 I posted! So where were Ann and Susannah in 1891, had Ann married ie?
Keyboard86

[melasia]

So where were Ann and Susannah in 1891, had Ann married ie?

Ann emigrated to the US not long after Susannah was born and either divorced her first husband and married my great-great-uncle or just conveniently forgot about her first marriage! But, oddly enough, in 1891 she was back in the UK visiting her mother in Eston when the census was taken. By then, though, she and Susannah had taken my great-great-uncle's surname, Branton (I suspect he was Susannah's biological father).

What I really wanted to know was whether Susannah was registered as Branton or Fawcett and a clue as to who her father was. I'm hoping the certificate will confirm that the Guisborough Susannah is "my" Susannah and at least one of these questions will be answered.

Thanks again for your help. You've helped me eliminate one of the false positives.

[Ladyhawk]

So where were Ann and Susannah in 1891, had Ann married ie?

Ann emigrated to the US not long after Susannah was born and either divorced her first husband and married my great-great-uncle or just conveniently forgot about her first marriage! But, oddly enough, in 1891 she was back in the UK visiting her mother in Eston when the census was taken. By then, though, she and Susannah had taken my great-great-uncle's surname, Branton (I suspect he was Susannah's biological father).

What I really wanted to know was whether Susannah was registered as Branton or Fawcett and a clue as to who her father was. I'm hoping the certificate will confirm that the Guisborough Susannah is "my" Susannah and at least one of these questions will be answered.

Thanks again for your help. You've helped me eliminate one of the false positives.

Just in case this helps anyone looking is this the census and passenger lists

1891 RG12; Piece: 4015; Folio: 10; Page: 13 - Middlesborough
Ann Branton 30 Cornwall
Susannah 4 Pensylvania US
Beatrice 6 months  ‘’
Visitors Betsy Rogers 53

this looks to be Ann with husband Thomas

1881 RG11; Piece: 4858; Folio: 6; Page: 5
Thomas FAWCETT 24 South Eston Yorkshire Lab at Iron Stone Mines
Ann 20 St Dennis Cornwall

Incoming passenger list
Anna Branton 30, Susan 4 child &  Beatrice 1 inft.
Birth Date:   abt 1861
Age:   30
Port of Departure:   New York, New York, United States
Arrival Date:   Jan 1891
Port of Arrival:   Liverpool, England
Ship Name:   Celtic

Did they make a mistake with Susannah's name when leaving UK definately looks to read Lizzie 

Anna Branton 30 dittoed as married, Lizzie 5 child, Beatrice 1 Inft.
Arrival Date:   19 Aug 1891
Port of Departure:   Liverpool, England and Queenstown, Ireland
Destination:   New York
Ship Name:   Teutonic

Was Ann's maiden name STONE?

marriage 1880 Middlesbro'
Thomas Fawcett name on same page Ann STONE

1871 RG10; Piece: 2221; Folio: 39; Page: 1
Betsey Stone Wid 34 (1881c married to Henry Rodgers)
Ann 9 St Dennis Cornwall (father is William 1861c)
Isabella 4 (1881 census Isabella Stone Rodgers age 14)
Mary Grigg W 76 mother