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Posted by mitzy (U1762748) on Tuesday, 13th September 2005
I am looking for the death of a "Harriet Guest". She was born Abt 1825. I have found an entry on the 1851 census. She was married to "Charles Guest" and living in Weston-super-Mare. Four years later in 1855 Charles married "fanny Edwards" and is entered on the marriage certificate as a widower. I have looked on "1837online" with no results. Maybe a search on the 1861 census would show Charles and Harriet still married and prove i`m barking up the wrong tree, but I don`t think so. Iwould appreciate any info.
Thanks.
Hi Mitzy, Was Charles a groom, born abt 1820?, if so he was living in a place called Westbury in Gloucestershire with wife Fanny age 39 and children Alfred age 2 and Louisa age 1, if this is not him please give any details you know about him and I will have another look, best wishes, Jean
Hi. yes this is him but I was looking for the daeth of his first wife Harriet.
Hello Mitzy
The 1861 census shows
Charles Guest bn about 1820 groom
Fanny Guest bn about 1822
Alfred Guest bn about 1859
Louisa Guest bn about 1860
Living Westbury village.
Hope this helps
KL
Hi mitzy,
How sure are you that Harriet 'Died' in the 1850s. For example there was a Harriet Guest who died in 1874 age 70 Okehampton, Deveon.
Just a thought.
Regards
Spike
I am looking for the death of a "Harriet Guest". She was born Abt 1825. I have found an entry on the 1851 census. She was married to "Charles Guest" and living in Weston-super-Mare. Four years later in 1855 Charles married "fanny Edwards" and is entered on the marriage certificate as a widower. I have looked on "1837online" with no results. Maybe a search on the 1861 census would show Charles and Harriet still married and prove i`m barking up the wrong tree, but I don`t think so. Iwould appreciate any info.
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Hi Spike. I think she died in the 1850s because on Charles and Fanny`s marriage certificate it states that Charles was a widower and he is listed on the 1851 census as being married to Harriet. It seems to make sense. What do you think?
, in reply to message 6.
Posted by Stepney Boy (U1760040) on Wednesday, 14th September 2005
Hi mitzy,
Yes it does but there is always an out side chance that he put himself down as a widow to keep things 'simple'
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