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Hi Margee

Thanks - I will check out that one. Was concentrating on Edward saying he was a widower when of course Ann could have said that she was widowed too.

Thanks again,

I still think that she could have remarried claiming to be a widow. The one I posted was in May. Edward's trial was in February.

Hi

Does anyone have any suggestions as to where to I should/could look for Ann next?

Regards.

Christine

Hi

I am trying to find out where Edward Rhodes married to Ann (nee Clay) were living in 1831 especially Ann. Edward was born in Croydon and they were married in 1832 at St Martin in the Fields Church, Westminster, London. Edward was transported to Australia in 1834.

Regards.


Christine

Hi Christine - there isn't an 1831 census (apart from a small area of Sheffield).

What is it you're trying to find?

HI all

Following on from the above is there any where to look up the 1831 census? I have looked on net today but no luck (probably me).

Thanks.

Christine

Wow Chris - Thank you so much, That's fantastic.

I hadn't seen it before but it's just great.

Thanks again. :-) :-) :-)

http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/forms/formMain.jsp

(the Trial on above, if you haven't seen it)

Chris :)

Hi all

Just wanted to say thanks for all your help yesterday.

Much appreciated.

Christine :-)

I understand what you are saying but I did say that Ann was possibly pregnant - that was what I was told. It could well be that he stole the bedding for some other reason.

It doesn't quite add up if he was convicted and transported in 1834 but the child was born in 1833. Evidently Ann wasn't pregnant when he left.

Thanks but it was Edward who remarried in Tasmania that listed himself as a widower not Ann.

Thanks.

There's this marriage of an Ann Rhodes who claims to be a widow. Could it be her?

London, England, Marriages and Banns, 1754-1921
about Ann Rhodes Name: Ann Rhodes
Spouse Name: William Hood
Record Type: Marriage
Event Date: 31 May 1834
Parish: Bloomsbury St George
Borough: Camden
Register Type: Parish Register

Thanks. Just had a look at one of my trees which says that when Edward was transported in 1834 his wife and child were living in Hackney. Also when Edward remarried in 1842 on his marriage certificate it said he was a widower.

Christine

Good spot Chris

Name: Michard Charles Rhodes
Record Type: Baptism
Estimated Birth Date: abt 1837
Baptism Date: 30 Apr 1837
Father's Name: Richard Charles Rhodes
Mother's Name: Elizabeth Rhodes
Parish or Poor Law Union: St George the Martyr
Borough: Southwark
Register Type: Parish Registers

(might fit with the Burial, born March, Blackfriars Road)

Chris :)

There's a second copy of the baptism on Ancestry, not so faint. It definitely gives date of birth as 21 Oct. 1833.

Hi Glitter Baby

Thanks.

I have no idea when John was born. I have plenty of information on what happened to Edward who was transported and then remarried and have got to the end of the line on that side but am now trying to find out what happened to Ann and son John who probably died young, The only thing I know about Ann was that she was born in Hackney and when Edward was transported she was still in Hackney.

Thanks.

??

Name: John Rhodes
Record Type: Burial
Estimated Death Date: abt 1837
Burial Date: 22 Apr 1837
Age: 3
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1834
Parish or Poor Law Union: Chelsea St Luke
Borough: Kensington and Chelsea
Register Type: Parish Register

White Lion St


When do you think that John was born ?

Thanks Chris. This is great. Fits in as Edward was supposedly convicted of stealing bedding for his wife (who was possibly pregnant) and his occupation has been found as tailor/upholsterer.

I am sure I found a death of a John Rhodes aged 3 but unfortunately I cannot put my hand on it at the moment.

Thank you so much.

Christine