Merry
12-08-13, 20:05
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Can anyone find any of these people in 1871?
1861 census:
RG 9; Piece: 264; Folio: 20; Page: 16
Ancestry 1861 census page (http://interactive.ancestry.co.uk/8767/MDXRG9_264_265-0040/5707931?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.co.uk %2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3findiv%3d1%26db%3duki1861%252c%26ra nk%3d0%26gsfn%3dclark%26gsln%3dcotton%26sx%3d%26gs 1co%3d1%252cAll%2bCountries%26gs1pl%3d1%252c%2b%26 year%3d%26yearend%3d%26sbo%3d0%26sbor%3d%26ufr%3d0 %26wp%3d4%253b_80000002%253b_80000003%26srchb%3dr% 26prox%3d1%26ti%3d5538%26ti.si%3d0%26gss%3dangs-d%26pcat%3d35%26fh%3d0%26h%3d5707931%26recoff%3d&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord)
Clark Cotton was actually born in Alconbury cum Weston, Huntingdonshire in 1819.
I don't think Elizabeth was his wife as, until at least 1857, he was having children with his wife Mary Matilda, nee Clements, who he married in 1846. In 1851 Elizabeth was their lodger (surname Alexander at that date). I cannot find a marriage for Elizabeth and Clark.
I don't know what happened to Mary Matilda as there is no death for her. She was born in 1819, probably in St Leonard's Shoreditch where she was baptised (in 1851 there is no place of birth recorded for her).
One child is not accounted for up to 1861. Henry Joseph Cotton was born 31st August 1855 and then vanishes. Maybe he went wherever his mother did?
Clark and Mary Matilda's daughter, Matilda Mary (aged 14 in 1861), married in 1868 to Thomas Howse. She is the only one from this family I can find in 1871. She then vanishes and her husband calls himself a widower.
Their daughter Lydia Eliza (aged 12 in 1861) vanishes.
Their daughter Elizabeth (4 in 1861) married Frederick Davies in 1881, but I can't find her in 1871.
The father, Clark, should be on the 1871 census too, as he died in 1875 in the Middlesex County Lunatic Asylum, though his usual address was given as 5 Langley Court, Long Acre.
Any help would be much appreciated. :D
Can anyone find any of these people in 1871?
1861 census:
RG 9; Piece: 264; Folio: 20; Page: 16
Ancestry 1861 census page (http://interactive.ancestry.co.uk/8767/MDXRG9_264_265-0040/5707931?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.co.uk %2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3findiv%3d1%26db%3duki1861%252c%26ra nk%3d0%26gsfn%3dclark%26gsln%3dcotton%26sx%3d%26gs 1co%3d1%252cAll%2bCountries%26gs1pl%3d1%252c%2b%26 year%3d%26yearend%3d%26sbo%3d0%26sbor%3d%26ufr%3d0 %26wp%3d4%253b_80000002%253b_80000003%26srchb%3dr% 26prox%3d1%26ti%3d5538%26ti.si%3d0%26gss%3dangs-d%26pcat%3d35%26fh%3d0%26h%3d5707931%26recoff%3d&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord)
Clark Cotton was actually born in Alconbury cum Weston, Huntingdonshire in 1819.
I don't think Elizabeth was his wife as, until at least 1857, he was having children with his wife Mary Matilda, nee Clements, who he married in 1846. In 1851 Elizabeth was their lodger (surname Alexander at that date). I cannot find a marriage for Elizabeth and Clark.
I don't know what happened to Mary Matilda as there is no death for her. She was born in 1819, probably in St Leonard's Shoreditch where she was baptised (in 1851 there is no place of birth recorded for her).
One child is not accounted for up to 1861. Henry Joseph Cotton was born 31st August 1855 and then vanishes. Maybe he went wherever his mother did?
Clark and Mary Matilda's daughter, Matilda Mary (aged 14 in 1861), married in 1868 to Thomas Howse. She is the only one from this family I can find in 1871. She then vanishes and her husband calls himself a widower.
Their daughter Lydia Eliza (aged 12 in 1861) vanishes.
Their daughter Elizabeth (4 in 1861) married Frederick Davies in 1881, but I can't find her in 1871.
The father, Clark, should be on the 1871 census too, as he died in 1875 in the Middlesex County Lunatic Asylum, though his usual address was given as 5 Langley Court, Long Acre.
Any help would be much appreciated. :D