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The last information i have on my family is the 1871 census annie maria Eaves abt 1868 daughter Wardington oxford hannah Eaves abt 1861 ' ' ' mary Eaves abt 1838 Wife williamscott ' mary Ann eaves abt 1864 daughter Wardington ' Thomas eaves abt 1834 Head shotteswell Warks can anyone find them on any further census Many thanks Kim

Kim This looks like Hannah's birth [Banbury reg. district includes Wardington] Name: EAVES, Hannah Record Type: Births Quarter: September Year: 1860 District: Banbury County: Northamptonshire Oxfordshire Warwickshire Volume: 3a Page: 593 As she would be about 20-21 in 1881 its quite likely she is married or living away from home. nell

Kim I've found some of the family, mistranscribed, as I thought: Household Record 1881 British Census Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability Mary CAVE Head W Female 44 Williamscott, Oxford, England Laundress Mary A. CAVE Daur U Female 17 Wardington, Oxford, England Domestic Servant Annie M. CAVE Daur U Female 13 Wardington, Oxford, England Scholar George CAVE Son U Male 5 Birmingham Scholar Lillie CAVE Daur U Female 1 Birmingham Scholar Source Information: Dwelling 6 Court 7 House Osler St Census Place Birmingham, Warwick, England Family History Library Film 1341711 Ref RG11 Piece / Folio 2972 / 90 Page Number 11 Looks like Thomas is dead. Can't find a death for him on ancestry civil reg. nell

Well, this is a bit mysterious! Not your family, but Ancestry's transcription. I haven't found them in 1881 yet (Update, but Nell has, above), but moved on to 1891. I searched for Annie Eaves born abt 1868 and up popped this: Eaves, Annie M abt 1869 Wardington, Oxfordshire, England Daughter Birmingham Warwickshire So I clicked to view the page, but couldn't see Annie Eaves anywhere. Then I saw that the first person on the page had EXACTLY the same details as Annie, but with the surname Butcher. I clicked back to the previous sheet and the head of the household is your Mary Eaves (now a widow): Eaves, Mary abt 1839 Willeameaots, Oxford Head Birmingham Warwickshire So Annie M Eaves is married and her husband is there too, but Ancestry have done a wonder and transcribed Mrs Butcher as Miss Eaves!! Wonders will never cease!! This is their fantastic transcript of Annie's husband: (remember his name is Butcher really!) Buklur, William J abt 1869 Whampton, Stafford Son-in-law Birmingham Warwickshire I am going for a lie down now!! May return later....perhaps a stiff drink??? (Oh, I forgot the Tips Board is DRY isn't it lol) Sarah

Possibly Hannah's marriage: IGI Individual Record FamilySearch™ International Genealogical Index v5.0 HANNAH EAVES Female Family Marriages: Spouse: JOSEPH CORBETT Family Marriage: 01 AUG 1875 Sedgley, Stafford, England nell

Hannah might be this person: Household Record 1881 British Census Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability Joseph CORBETT Head M Male 28 Leek Wotton, Warwick, England Farm Bailiff Annie CORBETT Wife M Female 22 B ham, Warwick, England Farm Bailiff Wife Sibly Annie CORBETT Daur Female 1 Hartlebury, Worcester, England Source Information: Dwelling Charlton Census Place Hartlebury, Worcester, England Family History Library Film 1341703 Public Records Office Reference RG11 Piece / Folio 2935 / 70 Page Number 18 Hannah is sometimes turned into Annie and this one would be the right age. Although she is listed as born Oxon. in 1871 census, she was living in warwicks and people did get their place of birth confused. nell

If it was your Hannah who married Joseph Corbett, this could be the GRO ref: CORBETT, Joseph Eaves, Hannah 1875 September Marriages District: Dudley Volume: 6c Page: 165 nell