Mary Elizabeth Avison is living in with her family in 1871
Thrumpton, Ordsall, East Retford, Nottinghamshire, England
Samuel Avison, 39, engine blacksmith
Ann Avison, 35
Mary Elizabeth , 13
Thomas, 10
Douglas 4
Samuel John 2
Samuel John Avison, reg 1868, Glanford Brigg, Lincs, MMN DOUGLAS
In 1881 Samuel and Ann are with listed children Douglas, William (9) and Isabella (4), no sign of Mary Elizabeth. Isabella birth is registered in 1876 with MMN Douglas, but Ann would’ve been 44, not unheard of, but I wonder if she was born to ME?
Another interesting note…
2 Feb 1878, Leeds Times
BAXTER-GROVES- 29th January, at the Registry Office Leeds, Joe Baxter, warp-dresser, to Mary Elizabeth Groves, both of Leeds. Modified- Children are registered with MMN Groves, so not your ME.
Or…
26 Aug 1874 York Herald
A PRECIOUS QUARTET - William Buckland and Henry Bevan, deserters from the 12th Lancers, and Clara Mitchell and Mary Elizabeth Avison, prostitutes, were charged before the Scarbro’ magistrates, yesterday, with being in Scarbro’ for the purpose of committing a felony. The two male prisoners were remanded until an escort arrived to take them to Manchester. The females were discharged on promising to leave town.