Where: Nottingham and area, England.
Who: Thomas
Johnson and Ann ? My maternal grandfather’s
grandparents.
Thomas and Ann were the parents of Henry (Harry) Johnson (B 3 December 1848)my great grandfather. He
was their last child.
Main challenge:
Trying to discover the maiden name
of Ann, to go into her family.
Also, which might help, if/when/where they were legally
married, and how many children they had. (two possibles along with
the sure ones)
Thomas
Johnson was born in Eastwood, Nottinghamshire in 1805 He died in 1874, in
Staffordshire. His parents were William Johnson and Sarah Severns (B1785)
Census
findings:
1841 Thomas (Blacksmith, 35) and Ann (30) living
in Eastwood, with their 6 (?) children so far.
Note- all the children have been located on baptismal
records (LDS microfilm) except for the 2 oldest children, Charlotte(15) and
Martha(12) (Ann would have been only 15
when Charlotte was born, not impossible of course, but lack of evidence causes
me to wonder if they were just being looked after there, perhaps a brother’s
children.) There is no record for any of the children on Civil Registration
records.(Even though there should have been after 1837) Another clue that may
indicate there was no civil registration of their marriage.
1851 Thomas and Ann now have 3 more children,
still living in Eastwood, on Nottingham Road. Thomas and his sons Thomas (18)
and John (15) are all blacksmiths.
1861 Thomas and Ann Still living on
Nottingham Road, with 4 children.
1871 Thomas living with his son George and family
in Lichfield. I am presuming Ann had
died by this time. There is an Ann Johnson who was buried in St
Mary’s Anglican, Eastwood in 1866, age
60. (National Burial Index for England
and Wales)
Death: Ann Johnson in Eastwood 30 September 1866, age 60,
Death : 1874
Thomas was living at the home of his son George, in Lichfield.
I have searched parish records and other BMD records
as much as I could, but nothing found.
Thank you.
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