Looking for Ann Tarleton

[bearkat]

Perhaps he had become non-conformist by this time.

[Max2121]

Perhaps he had become non-conformist by this time.

Oh ok, something else for me to research, I am afraid my ignorance of some things is quite breathtaking.

Thank you

[Max2121]

Quick update, I contacted Liverpool City archives to ask if there were inmate records of the Benevolent Institution but unfortunately there aren't any.

So I will always have that wall of was Ann Tarleton the same as Ann Talton/Turton.

Thanks everyone

[Max2121]

Probate Calendar, 1876
John TARLETON
Effects under £200.
5 May. Administration (with the Will) of the effects of John Tarleton formerly of 30
Little Woolton street but late of 4 Eustace street both in Liverpool in the County of
Lancaster White Cooper who died 12 October 1875 at Eustace street was granted
at Liverpool to Eleanor Tarleton of 6 Heyworth street Everton Liverpool Widow the
Relict the Universal Legatee.

many thanks
You can get it digitally from the probate service for just £1.50.
Hopefully you will get a will. Even so, John may just leave everything to Eleanor. Worth a go though!

[jonwarrn]

Hi there
You can get it from here
https://probatesearch.service.gov.uk/

While I am not confident it will help, there is nothing much to lose.

There seem to be some newspaper stories about John Tarleton in later life as a marine store dealer (Little Woolton Street / Eustace Street).
1867, charged and then acquitted of receiving 105 pounds weight of lead
1869, mention of a quantity of sheet lead of a somewhat peculiar kind found at his store?
And around the time of his death in 1875, Sarah Egerton charged with stealing wearing apparel, etc, at Eustace Street.

What happened to Eleanor?

[Max2121]

Hi there
You can get it from here
https://probatesearch.service.gov.uk/

While I am not confident it will help, there is nothing much to lose.

There seem to be some newspaper stories about John Tarleton in later life as a marine store dealer (Little Woolton Street / Eustace Street).
1867, charged and then acquitted of receiving 105 pounds weight of lead
1869, mention of a quantity of sheet lead of a somewhat peculiar kind found at his store?
And around the time of his death in 1875, Sarah Egerton charged with stealing wearing apparel, etc, at Eustace Street.

What happened to Eleanor?

Interestingly enough Eleanor lived somewhere else according to the National Probate Calendar on Ancestry.

Hopefully the attachment will come through, also no mention of store keeper, still white cooper.

[LizzieL]

Maybe Eleanor moved house in the 7 months between John's death and Eleanor being granted probate. We shouldn't just assume they were living apart

[Max2121]

Maybe Eleanor moved house in the 7 months between John's death and Eleanor being granted probate. We shouldn't just assume they were living apart

Sorry, I was only wondering if there was a family member at the address she was at.