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Old 01-01-13, 15:46
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Default Harriet Crabtree

is here in 1871: http://search.ancestry.co.uk/iexec?h...=&pid=12455244

She is shown as unmarried, b Pimlico.

In 1881, she is shown as unmarried, aged 70 and sister-in-law of William Coleman.

I cannot find her on any earlier census. Nor her birth, nor her death. If her sister had been William's wife then she might be a King (or Mullender) by birth.

Can anyone find out anything about this woman?
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Old 01-01-13, 16:04
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I think in 1871 she's (on Ancestry) in Hammersmith aged 51 born Pimlice, Middlesex (sic)
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Old 01-01-13, 17:01
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That wild disparity in age doesn't help, but I think it's the same woman, Asa.
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Old 01-01-13, 17:05
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The people she is with in that 1871 census entry are a widow Mary Coleman age 71 born London, and Mary's son John H age 40 born Surrey Kennington. So presumably these people are related to William Coleman? Which suggests that Harriet might be related to the Colemans rather than to William's wife.
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I thought the 1871 census looked more like Johnson, but the image quality is poor.
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Old 01-01-13, 17:18
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I think this is the same Mary in 1851 but Harriet isn't with them:
35 Queen St, Belgrave, St Geo Han Sq, Middlesex
Fredk Coleman Head 51 Painter Midx Holborn
Mary Ann " Wife 48 " Pimlico
Henry John " Son 19 " " Westr
Sarah " Dau 15 " "

(Except the son's birthplace is Westminster instead of Kennington)
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Old 01-01-13, 17:55
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I thought the 1871 census looked more like Johnson, but the image quality is poor.
So did I.
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Old 01-01-13, 18:02
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It bothers me that she is still alive!
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Old 01-01-13, 18:06
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I think it is Johnson, and the son is John Westby Johnson with this his baptism in Kennington: http://search.ancestry.co.uk/iexec?h...c=&pid=2935970
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Old 01-01-13, 18:10
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It bothers me that she is still alive!
Lol!

I suppose she could have married in old age, but I would have expected that to happen in London.
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