Family name SAVEROUSE

[Brian E 1]

In my research I have found a Baptism as follows :

Henry SAVEROUSE : baptised 4th January 1846 at All Saints parish church, Winterton, Lincs.

The entry shows his parents as Henry and Eliza SAVEROUSE, with Henry snr. being recorded as an
interpreter.

I believe that the Eliza is Eliza BLYTH (b 1811 Winterton), by reference to Henry jnr. later being recorded in the 1851 Winterton census, as a grandson, aged 5 years, with other BLYTH ancestors.

I am unable to find any BMD info relating to Henry and Eliza's place of Marriage, nor can I find a birth registration for Henry jnr. (though the census entry records Winterton )

Post the 1846 Baptism I cannot find any further records that trace the parents or their whereabouts.

Similarly, post the 1851 census for Henry jnr. I have not been able to trace any of them.

Might theses names feature in your research, that maybe could direct me, to expand my data ?

Any info appreciated and gratefully received;

Thanks Brian

[QueenoftheWest]

These names don't feature in my research, but this seemed an interesting challenge!

Being an interpreter, I imagine Henry was probably French (based on the name) so the spelling is going to vary wildly, making it very difficult to research.

However, Eliza Siverouse, now a widow, married William Metcalfe on December 18th 1850 in Hull, Yorkshire. Her father was William Blyth (deceased), a miller.

Also, for those who are looking, Henry is indexed under Swerause on Ancestry in 1851.

Queenie 

[Brian E 1]

Thank you;
I was aware of the SWERAUSE transcription of Henry's name and that gave me the direction, previously,  to check on looking for a Henry born about 1846. Hence I then found SAVEROUSE.

But as you point out it looks as if it could be a  multi spelt name. I will have to try others. .

Your direction to the Hull wedding is promising, close to Winterton, but importantly the William BLYTH miller is a good omen. That was her father.

Once again thank you so much, I have to go a checking.

Regards Brian

[trish1120]

Eliza/Henry may never have married.


Henry Saveruse, Single, married Ann Nye 21 Sep 1847, England (Anc)

FreBMD has him as SAVENUX Henry, Marriage Reg Sept 1847 Chelsea 3 45

Trish

[trish1120]

Image of Marriage is on Anc.

1861 he is Heny Savereuf born 1813 Preußen, Natd Bri Subt (as transcribed, occp Interpreter
1871 Henry Saverent 1803 Boha Germany.

[softly softly]

If you have sub for ancestry check out this tree

https://www.ancestry.co.uk/family-tree/person/tree/35134533/person/312406676682/facts?_phsrc=Szc43954&_phstart=successSource

In 1861 census ref
Piece   20
Folio   124
Page number   19

Henry snr is an interpreter.

John

[QueenoftheWest]

Image of Marriage is on Anc.

1861 he is Heny Savereuf born 1813 Preußen, Natd Bri Subt (as transcribed, occp Interpreter
1871 Henry Saverent 1803 Boha Germany.

Great find, Trish. Looks like he is German, not French 

Queenie 

[hanes teulu]

The Magnet (London), 10 Jan 1887
DEATHS - ...; 5th Jan, at Wellington Square, S.W., in her 78th year, Ann, widow of the late Henry Savereux.

[jorose]

https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C7311244
Henry Savereux of Prussia did indeed become a British subject in 1855.