mary a gransby 1875

[tinkerbe]

can you help find her on 1891 1901 and 1911 census

i have with her family on 1881

http://search.ancestry.co.uk/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=uki1881&h=7371663&ti=5538&indiv=try&gss=pt&ssrc=pt_t14838213_p171268919_g32768

have her birth and christening records from ancestry

her maybe marriage is
http://search.ancestry.co.uk/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&db=freebmdmarriage&ssrc=pt_t14838213_p1712

is in 1903

and her maybe husband are Everard Joseph Stourton and Frederick Taylor

the other bride on the list is Ethel Maud Swinburne


i would like a find as she may have hada baby or babies in 1894 and 1897

so would like a few clues as who the father maybe?

thanks
tinks

[kiterunner]

What does her middle initial stand for, Tinkerbe?

[kiterunner]

I think she's transcribed as Mary Sinsby on ancestry on the 1891 census, kitchenmaid in Westminster. The surname looks like Grinsby on the actual image.

RG12; Piece: 85; Folio 54; Page 1

[tinkerbe]

ann i think kiterunner

i will have a look as at 1991 census
thanks

[kiterunner]

And on the 1901 she is transcribed as Mary A Grandy on Ancestry, but it definitely says Gransby on the image. She is a cook in Pinner, Middlesex, with Alice M Gransby age 17 also born Bushey (housemaid). But she doesn't have any children of her own with her.
RG13; Piece: 1210; Folio: 56; Page: 47.

[kiterunner]

Ooh, and on the 1911 census there is a Mary Taylor age 36 in Chelsea, born Bushey! And she's with a Frederick Taylor age 46.

[tinkerbe]

look at 1891 and agreed it looks right
done correction thingy to ancestry

[kiterunner]

Now I've had time to play with the free search on the 1911 census a bit more, these are all the Taylors in the household in Chelsea:
Frederick Taylor Head 46 London Shop Assistant (that took quite a few guesses!)
Mary Taylor Wife 36 Bushey
Edith Taylor Daughter 13 London
Olive Taylor Daughter 12

Of course Edith and Olive could well be Frederick's children from a previous marriage, especially as he was quite a bit older than Mary. Trying to find them in 1901...

[Margaret in Burton]

I've got the image on 1911.

They've been married 14 years and had 8 children, 1 has died.

PM me your email addy if want the image

[kiterunner]

Hmmm, there was an Edith Agnes Gransby born in Hackney Oct-Dec 1897, and an Edith A Gransby / Taylor got married in Chelsea in Apr-Jun 1947 to a Philip H Williams. So it does look likely that Edith was Mary's daughter born before the marriage to Frederick. But where was Edith in 1901, then?

[kiterunner]

They've been married 14 years and had 8 children, 1 has died.


Although they got married in 1903, lol!

[kiterunner]

Ooh, Edith Gransby came back to England from New York in 1930, age 33, address given as 48 Burnsall Street, Chelsea, no Taylor or Olive listed with her, though.

[Margaret in Burton]

1901 may be Scotland, daughter Olive to Frederick and Mary was born in Glasgow.

1911 transcription

28 Arthur St, Chelsea

Frederick Taylor aged 46 a Hosiery Shop assistant born in Marylebone
Mary (wife) aged 36 born Bushey
Edith (daughter) aged 13 born Hackney
Olive (daughter) aged 12 born Glasgow
Alice (daughter) aged 9 born Aldershot
Lilly (daughter) aged 4 born Aldershot (Lilly has been crossed out)
Edward (son) aged 2 born Chelsea
John Alexander (son) born Chelsea
Nellie (son) born Chelsea

[Margaret in Burton]

Although they got married in 1903, lol!

Hadn't noticed that bit LOL

[kiterunner]

But where was Edith in 1901, then?

She was in Bushey mistranscribed as Gransley with her grandparents! Why didn't I think of looking there before?! They also have an Arthur J(?) age 7, born Hackney.

[kiterunner]

she may have hada baby or babies in 1894 and 1897


Presumably that would be Arthur and Edith!

[Margaret in Burton]

Wonder who the one who died was. Lilly is crossed out on the 1911 census.

[tinkerbe]

oph ladies

thanks
i found arthur baptism

records on ancestry and says mary was his mum

and thanks for the scotish news my friend will be please as she really really loves scotland