From: john1@s145802280.onlinehome.fr
On 03/03/2020 13:15, Steve Hayes wrote:
> On Mon, 2 Mar 2020 18:50:45 +0100, john
> wrote:
>
>> On 02/03/2020 17:02, Steve Hayes wrote:
>>> Three girls named Emma EDE were born in the Liskeard district of
>>> Cornwall between 1858 and 1860 (FreeBMD).
>>>
>>> One of them married Thomas Fenwick in Houghton-le-Spring RD, but I'm
>>> not sure which one it was.
>>>
>>> And what happened to the other two, who seem to have disappeared by
>>> the 1881 Census?
>>
>> There is a public Ede family tree entry on Ancestry for Emma J Ede
>> Spouse: Thomas William Fenwick
>> Father: Robert Ede
>> Mother: Ann Sandercock
>> Children:
>> Birth: 1860 Liscard Cheshire England
>> Death:
>> Residence: 1891 Houghton Le Spring Durham England
>>
>> There is no more information to confirm marriage details in the family
>> tree entry, but the marriage certificate would give you confirmation.
>
> Thanks for that, and I thought that might be the case, but the Emma
> Jane who maried Thomas Fenwick appears to have been in Durham at the
> 1871 Census, while Emma, daughter of Robert Ede and Ann Sandercock
> seems to have still been in Braddock/Broadoak in Cornwall at that
> time.
>
> The parents of the Emma Jane Ede who was in Durham are not shown on
> the FamilySearch transcription of the Census record (they were
> probably on the previous page, and the transcriber may have been
> transcribing page by page rather than household by household).
>
>
>
The parents on the previous page are Mathew and Elizabeth Ede.
Marriages Jun 1847 Ede Matthew MATTHEWS Elizabeth Liskeard 9 231
From GRO, the maiden name of the mother of the other children in that
census is Matthews except for Emma Jane, who does not appear to have
been registered?
The family appear in the 1861 census as Heed in St Pinnock.
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