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Two lost ancestors

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  Posted by Jack (U14735776) on Sunday, 30th October 2011

  I wonder if you could please help with another brick wall please.
  (1) MARY (ANN) SEXTON born about 1820 in Norwich. Moved with father & mother (Jeremiah & Mary Ann) & family to Halifax about 1835.
  Married William Laycock at Halifax St John The Baptist 10/7/1843.
  but I don't seem to be able to find her anywhere else at all.
  (2) MARIA SEXTON also born Norwich about 1827. Moved to Halifax same as above. Got her in 1841, 1851 & 1861 censuses (married Joseph Tidswell in Bradford, Yorkshire 1/1/1856), but can't find where she is 1871, 1881, 1891 & 1901. Think I've got her death April 1904 in Leeds.
  As ever I'm really stuck but any help at all would be greatly appreciated.
  
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  JACK

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  Posted by Pheno (U14601115) on Sunday, 30th October 2011

  Hi, is this a possibility for the demise of Maria Tidswell?
  
  
  BMD Search result details
  Civil Registration event: Death
  
  Name: TIDSWELL, Mary
  Registration District: Halifax
  County: Yorkshire
  Year of Registration: 1862
  Quarter of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep
  Volume No: 9A
  Page No: 275
  
  and I think this is Joseph in 1871 with a new wife
  
  Joseph Tidswell
  Age: 51
  Estimated Birth Year: abt 1820
  Relation: Head
  Spouse's Name: Nanny Tidswell
  Gender: Male
  Where born: Bradford, Yorkshire, England
  Civil parish: Bradford
  Ecclesiastical parish: St Peter
  County/Island: Yorkshire
  Country: England
  Registration district: Bradford
  Sub-registration district: Bradford East End
  ED, institution, or vessel: 50
  Household schedule number: 154
  Piece: 4462
  Folio: 62
  Page Number: 26
  Household Members:
  Name Age
  Joseph Tidswell 51
  Nanny Tidswell 54
  Marsha Tidswell 14
  William Tidswell 8
  Thomas Huton 50 (lodger)
  
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  Posted by Mabel Bagshawe (U2222589) on Sunday, 30th October 2011

  1881 - think this is Martha, with widowed step mother and brother
  
  Name: Martha Mason
  [Martha Tidswell]
  Age: 23
  Estimated Birth Year: abt 1858
  Relation: Wife
  Spouse's Name: William Hy. Mason
  Mother's Name: Ann Tidswell
  Gender: Female
  Where born: Bradford, Yorkshire, England
  
  Civil parish: Bradford
  County/Island: Yorkshire
  Country: England
  
  Street Address: 361 Bolton Rd
  Condition as to marriage: Married
  Education:
  
  Employment status:
  
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  Registration district: Bradford
  Sub-registration district: Bradford, East End
  ED, institution, or vessel: 63
  Neighbors: View others on page
  Piece: 4450
  Folio: 35
  Page Number: 17
  Household Members:
  Name Age
  William Hy. Mason 29
  Martha Mason 23
  Maria Ann Mason 6
  Joseph Mason 4
  Charlotte Mason 2
  Harry Mason
  Ann Tidswell 66 - b Shipley
  William Tidswell 18
  
  
  Think she may have been a bit economic with her true age on marriage!
  
  Name: Martha Tidswell
  Birth Year: abt 1853
  Age: 20
  Marriage or Bann Date: 22 Nov 1873
  Parish: Bradford, St Peter (Bradford Cathedral)
  Father's Name: Joseph Tidswell
  Spouse's Name: William Mason
  Spouse's Father's Name: William Mason

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  Posted by Mabel Bagshawe (U2222589) on Sunday, 30th October 2011

  Possibel remarriage of Joseph - both are widowed
  
  Name: Joseph Tidswell
  Birth Year: abt 1819
  Age: 48
  Marriage or Bann Date: 16 Jan 1867
  Parish: Bradford, St Peter (Bradford Cathedral)
  Father's Name: James Tidswell
  Spouse's Name: Ann Fenton Gibson
  Spouse's Father's Name: Benjamin Hardaker

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  Posted by Jack (U14735776) on Sunday, 30th October 2011

  Hi Mabel & Pheno - yep I'm afraid you're right my long lost Maria looks to have passed away. Any thoughts please on Mary Ann at all?
  Regards
  
  JACK

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