Marriage look up Merchant to Brewin.

[Sal1525]

Hi,

The Eleanor Brewin who married John Smith Deans is included in a few newspaper articles as follows;

Lincolnshire Chronicle 12 Jun 1874
Ellen Smith Dean, abode Whitehall Yard, Grimsby took Elizabeth Smith to Court for stealing her Husband`s cloth shirt on the Friday 29th. Elizabeth was found guilty and sent to prison for 1 day.

Lincolnshire Chronicle 24 Dec 1875
John Smith Deans was charged with assaulting Ellen and bound over to keep the peace.

Lincolnshire Chronicle 1 & 29 Oct 1875
Ellen Smith Deans & Ellen Hewitt, both prostitutes, charged with stealing a watch, gold guard & ring from William Greenless at Great Grimsby on the 26th Sep. They were found not guilty.

Lincolnshire Chronicle 21 Jan 1876
Ellen Smith Dean alias Brewin, abode Whitehall Yard. Stabbed in the arm.
Detleft Eleason from Norway was charged but claimed that a Russian had committed the offence. Detleft had to pay a penalty of £2.00 and 16 shillings costs or in default of payment one months hard labour.

Hull Packet, Hull East Riding, Yorkshire. 13 Jul 1877
Elizabeth Homer; Elizabeth Marriott alias Towers & Ellen Smith Deans, married were all charged with and pleaded guilty to running disorderly houses at Great Grimsby. Verdict; Guilty each received 3 months prison with hard labour.
Criminal Record; 3 months prison, hard labour and bound by recognizances of one surety of £50.00 to be of good behaviour for 12 months from the expiration of such sentence.

Gee, Fanny & James Brewin family members that survived did not have an easy life.
I haven`t been able to pin Ellen & John down in the censuses or death records, so many same named people, so I am going to put them on hold for the time being and catch up with James Glover Brewin`s Brother Benjamin next.

[willsy]

There's a record for Samuel under deaths at sea, vessel name Advance, ship was from Grimsby and looks like the crew died in the North Sea.

Bit slow as I didn't get the message that there were some more posts

[willsy]

Joseph who died 1847, have his burial St Boltolph Mar 4th, 9days abode Factory Passage.
Whilst checking landed on the wrong page and found a Mary Ann Dixon burial 1838 May 15th age 37 of St Boltolph

[Sal1525]

Hi Willsy,

Thank you for the information. Ooh, I wonder if Mary was Joseph Dixons Wife?
Off to catch up with Benjamin Glover Brewin.

[Sal1525]

Hi,

I have been working and now with a couple of days off I can resume my searches. The birth cert; for Charlotte Brewin was refunded as the GRO office could not find the record so I am awaiting the birth cert; for her Brother Samuel to arrive which may turn out for the best as we will learn if James was deceased or not in 1860.

I have caught up with Benjamin Glover Brewin & Susannah Matlock, more records to search for them both.

Sister Sarah Glover Brewin & Husband William West I am now familiar with and have found the relevant records for 1841 & 1851 & 1861 censuses.
Sarah died somewhere between the 1851 & 1861 census, hence Daughter Ellen stopping with Aunt Fanny Brewin at Taylor Street, Lincoln in 1861.
William West, a Hawker & widow, & Son William in the 1861 census were lodging at Middle Street, Great Driffield, Yorkshire. After that too many same named people so I`ll follow them up another time. I don`t know what become of their Daughter Mary Ann after 1851.

Next I need to catch up with Elizabeth Glover Brewin & Alfred Boswell.

Louisa Welsh
Her birth cert; has arrived, as follows; Born 12 Oct 1884.
Abode; 2 Abbey Street, Leicester---around the corner from Royal East Street.
Father; Robert Welch an Iron Moulder. He registered her birth 25 Oct 1884.
Mother Elizabeth Welch nee Merchant.

I will conduct a search for Robert tomorrow to see if I can pin him down in Maidstone, Kent, location as stated by Dr B in the 1906 report; and also follow up with Willsy`s finding the 1891 census for a Robert in Islington, also a moulder, to see what happened to Robert after Florence was born 13 Sep 1890 in Chatham, Kent. He and Betsy separated as a couple somewhere between Sep 1890 & 1891 census date.
The thing is where were Daughters Ellen, Florence & Louisa in the 1891 censuses?

[willsy]

Have Susannah Mattock burial, address as 1901 census

Welford Road uN   374
MATTOCKS    SUSANNAH    1902   JAN   16   65   10 WOOD STREET   LEICESTER   

The blast burial before that was 1870 for this grave all for the Watson family, but they are all common burials

[Sal1525]

Hi Willsy,

Thank you very much for the burial details, I had difficulty finding her death entry at ancestry but on FindMyPast following on with your burial result I found it;
D/GRO-Susannah Mattock JFM 1902 Leicester. Vol-7A Pge-117

I was then able to find Susan Matlock & Ben Brewin in the 1901 census living at 10 Wood Street, Leicester. Ben was enumerated as a Cutlery Grinder and widow & Susan, single, Domestic Servant Housekeeper. I wonder why they never married? Class-R.G.13 Piece-2987 Folio-145. Pge 24.

I think, that providing Susannah did not marry a Mattock/Matlock and inherit the surname that way then she was born the Daughter of Alice Mattock who was found in the censuses;

1841 census-Orchard Street, Leicester, Book-15. Folio-44. Pge-36. Class-H.O.107.
Alice, a widow, with Daughters Mary, Susanna, Eliza & Ann.

1851 census-23 Orchard Street, Vessel-51. Schedule-109. Class-H.O.107. Piece-2089. Pge 26. Alice, Susanna, 20y & single & Ann.
All working in the seamer & stitcher occupations.

1861 census-Benjamin Brewin, 29y a Carter/Cutler & Susannah Matlock, 30y, living at;
37 Royal East Street, Leicester.

1871 census-Benjamin Brewin, 38y, Tin plate worker & Susannah Brewin, 40y a Seamstress, living at 39 Royal East Street, Leicester.

1881 census-Benjamin Brewin, 46y, Hawker & Susanna Brewin, 49y, Hawker, living at 11 Brook Street, Manthorpe-cum-little-Gonerby, Lincolnshire.

1891 census-Benjamin, 55y & Susan, 57y, Brewin living at 16 Wood Street off Royal East Street.

Benjamin Brewin
Died; AMJ 1910 Leicester Vol-7A Pge-103
CHR/-19 Nov 1831 Barton-on-Humber, Lincolnshire. Parents Eleanor Gregory & Benjamin Brewin.
May have married 25 Dec 1850 St Paul-in-the-Bail, Lincoln Salome Smith? I will order this cert; next.

The only 1841 census that I could find which fitted the details of this Benjamin was;
Leicester Street, Sleaford. Book-12. Class-H.O.107. Piece 622. Pge 1.
Benjamin Brewin age 10, born Lincolnshire. Occupation a Sweep. In residence with; John Foster; William Smith; William Nichols, all Sweeps.

1851 census-Benjamin Brewin, age 19, working as a Rail Labourer living with his Mother & stepfather, siblings at Burley`s Lane, Leicester.

Aside from his Wives birth details to find and the marriage cert; to arrive that pretty much leaves Benjamin`s journey completed so I will continue on with Alfred & Elizabeth Boswell.

[willsy]

I spent last night trying to look at missing 1891 (Bet and Rob's), would it help if you gave where you thought Ellen was? am getting nowhere!

[Dizzifish]

Hi Sal & Willsy.....

I keep having a little search when I can.

Willsy.... please could you see if there is a burial for this Louisa? maybe the reason why she hasn't been found in 1891?

Deaths Dec 1884  
Welch Louisa-0-Leicester 7a 129