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Jill
02-03-12, 13:12
Father of Mary Featherstone
http://www.genealogistsforum.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=8885&highlight=mary+featherstone

Name - "official" name and what they were known as
Thomas Featherstone

Date and place of birth
c1787 Glentworth, Lincs

Baptism
07 Jan 1787 Glentworth, Lincs

Names of parents
Thomas & Elizabeth Featherstone

Details of each of his or her marriages
1810 Glentworth to Mary Williams

Occupation(s) - if any
Labourer

Addresses where they lived - and please list which censuses you have or haven't found him/her on, if applicable.
1841: Glenworth

Date, place and cause of death
n/k

Date and place of burial
n/k

Details of will / administration of their estate - if applicable
n/k

Memorial inscription - if any
n/k

JayG
03-03-12, 09:27
Is this him in 1851 with a much(!) younger second wife?

Scothern, Lincs
Thomas Featherstone Head M 64 Ag Lab B Glentworth
Hannah Featherstone Wife M 23 B Corringham
Ann Featherstone Dau 3 B Scothern
William Feathersone Son 1 B Scothern

And his burial

St Germain, Scothern
Thomas Featherstone aged 69
Buried 28 Aug 1856

Possible marriage, but a bride is missing
Marriages Mar 1847
ASKWITH Elizabeth Lincoln 14 565
FEATHERSTONE Thomas Lincoln 14 565
Simpson Joseph Lincoln 14 565

Think this is the missing bride
JOHNSON Hannah Lincoln 14 515

JayG
03-03-12, 09:36
There's either a mistake on the 1851 census or Hannah took up with Thomas' son Thomas after Thomas senior died as she's on later census with those 2 children & her Husband Thomas born ca 1828.

JayG
03-03-12, 09:42
There's 11 children baptised at Scothern 1848 - 1874 parents Thomas & Hannah on FreeREG. There's also 6 burial, one which I think is Thomas' wife Mary.

Guess Hannah was supposed to be listed as daughter in law not wife on the 1851 census?

Jill
03-03-12, 10:10
Thankyou Jay, I haven't looked at this branch of the family for a long time - I now remember seeing the 1851 census back in the days when I didn't have a computer of my own and being surprised that he'd taken up with a younger woman!

Thankyou for what you have found.