Mary Ellen Jackson aka Rogers

[garstonite]

It helps if you post a link or further details of the census.
I couldn't quite work out the Rogers/Jackson - but that’s just me, maybe 

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KD6T-R23

Is that mother, Mary Ann married to James Kenyon at 1881  3929/95/26 but no Mary Ellen?

IF that is her mother Mary Ann Rogers - there is only one on Lan -opc in Hulme for a baptism

Baptism: 2 Sep 1835 St George, Hulme, Lancashire, England
Mary Ann Rogers - Daughter of Robert Rogers & Ann (formerly Owen)
    Born: 24 Aug 1835
    Abode: Isherwood's Bdgs., Hulme
    Occupation: Maker-up
    Notes: P. Baptism.
    Baptised by: Joshua Lingard

any idea what Isherwood buildings is ?

[Paul Jackson]

Hello all,
thank you for your responses but to no avail.

I have traced everybody (except Mary Ellen) in this/my family to the modern day.
Some of the info posted here is correct some isn't and we are going over the same well worn road.
So rather than doing that can some one suggest any alternative, paid or not, any left-field area or anybody who can tell me how to find a person who, it seems, is not registered anywhere. (I will consider clairvoyance!)

Otherwise I should delete this post to save the time of all you good people.

Thank you all very much
Paul

ps Mary Ellen's nephew Arthur (my grandfather) was involved with his siblings to get them into an orphanage (1911). In the paperwork he needed to list next of kin. He entered a list but there was no mention of Mary Ellen.
 

[Paul Jackson]

Hello all you good people,
after many years of searching I've found my great aunt Mary Ellen Jackson Rogers. She was diguised as Ellen Rogers when she married Edward Lockett in 1893. I know it's her for sure because witnesses on her MC are her sister Elizabeth Ann Wilson and her bro-in-law James Wilson. Also mentioned is her father Edward Jackson, Butcher, late of  Manchester and Tideswell. Can't get more confirmed than that.
Hint : I came to research the Locketts because they were witnesses to the (second) marriage of Elizabeth Ann to Alfred Rutherford. So don't ignore anyone, witnesses to marriages, informants on death certs or neighbours on a census page.
Thank you one and all for all the help I've been given on these pages.

[garstonite]

great news Paul - glad you found her