census 1841, 1851 and 1861 lookup please

[dutch missmarple]

Hi all,

looking for Marian Moss during the census of 1841.
I think living with father Thomas (?)and  siblings (?) in Essex.
Don't know the name of the mother
Marian born 1820's


In 1843 she married William Gidney
where were they in 1851 and 1861 ?

Reason why I ask about Marian, is that I'm to establish if she was a sister of Susannah Moss or maybe a cousin. Susannah also got married in 1843 (also Sep. 1843, Chelmsford, Vol. 12, Page 85). Witnesses at Susannah's wedding (to William Wilson) were Mary Ann Gidney and William Gidney. So there must be a connection between Marian and Susannah.....

any help grately appreciated. thank you

Dutch MissMarple

[JJen]

Possible 1851 -

William Gidney   29
Mary Ann Gidney   26 b. Writtle, Essex
Sarah Moss   visitor 67 b. Writtle, Essex
William Hawkins   20
Caroline Hawkins   23
Rebecca Hawkins   6 Mo

HO107 Piece 1768 Folio 459 Page 17. West Ham

JJ

[JJen]

1861 -

William Gidney   40
Mary Ann Gidney   38

RG 9 Piece 1054 Folio 98 Page 20. West Ham

JJ

[keyboard86]

Hi possible 1841 census: -

Thomas Moss 60
Sarah 55
Sophia 15
Mary 15
Henry Wood Moss 20
Ellen Moss 9 months
Residing Loves Green, Writtle
Census ref HO107/326/ 14/27 / 2
Keyboard86

[dutch missmarple]

looks like Sarah is Mary Ann's mother. Susannah was already living with William Wilson in 1841 with her 2 children. They didn't get married until 1843.

Can you find out when Thomas and Sarah got married ?
The Hawkins children ? are they related to William and Mary Ann ?

[JJen]

Hi all,

looking for Marian Moss during the census of 1841.
I think living with father Thomas (?)and  siblings (?) in Essex.
Don't know the name of the mother
Marian born 1820's
Dutch MissMarple

Do you have Marian's marriage cert to confirm her father's name is Thomas? If not what evidence do you have that her father's name is Thomas?

JJ

[dutch missmarple]

no, I don't.
But in the Writtle Register of Marriage 1837-1919 it says that Susannah's father is Thomas.
I thought Susannah and Marian (Mary Ann) were sisters (because of the connection with William Gidney). But this doesn't have to be true ofcourse. They could be cousins ofcourse meaning that mary Ann's father is someone else then Thomas.....

[dutch missmarple]

Can anyone look into the Writtle Register of Marriages 1837-1919 (or maybe some other source I'm not aware about)  if Mary Ann (Marian) Moss and William Gidney got married in the Writtle area 1843. And does it say who were the witnesses and name of her father ?

thank you

DMM

[cep]

Baptisms    Parish of Writtle   Year 1824

Jan 11(?)    No 763

Mary Ann, daughter of Thomas & Sarah Moss  of Writtle   Labourer

Signed by    Will Morgan, officiating Minister



Regards   CP