What surname is this?

[Gadget]

Some of my notes so far.

I have viewed the marriage certs, etc.

Ann b. !840
 Sarah Richardson Hawxwell,  1837 m Dixon Prince 

1864 -Ann Warters m Thomas Hawxwell,  Feb 1 1864 at Cayton. Fatehr was a Samuel Warters, a shoemaker

Marriage 10 March 1877 - Ann Hawxwell wid  and John Brown.  Father was Samuel Waters  John's was Francis Brown a sexton

1881 - John Brown (b. 1838  Allerston) & Ann Brown  with s/s Samuel Hawxwell

[Gadget]

I think this is what you needed to confirm

Ann Turley died  Q2 1898 ,Middlesbrough, aged 58.


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[softly softly]

Confirmation of Ann's parentage,

Samuel Warters married Mary Anne Skelton 18.4.1833 parish of Cayton

WATERS, ANN       mmn SKELTON
GRO Reference: 1839  S Quarter in SCARBOROUGH  Volume 24  Page 429

SS

added, 1841 census ref

Piece   1260
Folio   6
Page number   6

[Gadget]

And the Browns

John Brown  in 1841

Allerston

Francis Brown, 45, Ag Lab
Elizabeth,45
Charles, 10
Sarah, 9
Ann, 7
mary, 6
John 4
Hannah, 2
Ruth, 1 mth

All b. Yorkshire



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[Gadget]

Ruth bpt 25 April 1841,  Allerston

Reg Pickering Q2, 1841

Mother's maiden name - Nellis.


Add - George Nellis, 65 and George Nellis, 25 were with the Browns in 1841.

[dobfarm]

Either sign in or register and then sign inn  to familysearch LDS website

https://www.familysearch.org/en/

then

click this link or copy in a browser address bar


https://www.familysearch.org/search/linker?ark=/ark:/61903/1:1:66BG-ZQR3&id=GNZ8-FFH&hinting=/tree/person/details/

in the link click detail right hand side

 
and siblings of Thomas Hauxwell b 1868 at the bottom of page

[neelawson]

Many thanks to everyone who's replied to this thread, I didn't realise there's been ongoing posts as i don't seem to get notified and they've widened the discussion way beyond merely deciphering a name to a bigger part of my family tree and been very informative.

I am the grandson of the Frank Brown mentioned in posts and it now seems my paternal great grandmother was the Ann Turley/Brown/Hauxwell nee Warters who's mentioned in posts. Much to my surprise she can't be the 'Mrs Brown' who I'd thought was my paternal great grandmother as Ann died in 1898 and I have 2 press cuttings of 'Mrs Brown' from the Middlesbrough-based North Eastern Daily Gazette, one from 28 July 1932 and one probably from 1934. In both she is named on a pensioners' outing from Newport area of Middlesbrough and attributed the ages of 87 and 89 respectively so born about 1845. These cuttings were with other family photos hence my assumption that the lady in question was my great grandmother, now she's a mystery.

[dobfarm]

Little tip for other readers of this thread - with census surname spellings issues

Just check out a few of the inhabitants birth years on the census address list on FindMyPast, Ancestry, Freebmd, GRO or Familysearch LDS (IGI) under the different thought spellings of a surname for
 matches of the inhabitants

[Gadget]

I am the grandson of the Frank Brown mentioned in posts and it now seems my paternal great grandmother was the Ann Turley/Brown/Hauxwell nee Warters who's mentioned in posts. Much to my surprise she can't be the 'Mrs Brown' who I'd thought was my paternal great grandmother as Ann died in 1898 and I have 2 press cuttings of 'Mrs Brown' from the Middlesbrough-based North Eastern Daily Gazette, one from 28 July 1932 and one probably from 1934. In both she is named on a pensioners' outing from Newport area of Middlesbrough and attributed the ages of 87 and 89 respectively so born about 1845. These cuttings were with other family photos hence my assumption that the lady in question was my great grandmother, now she's a mystery.

I did find a lady who could match this (name and d of b) description in the later censues . However, she was b. Co Durham and later lived in Brompton.
It might be that a search for her death could be the only way to find this lady and her possible link to Frank.

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