See also

Harriett Rowles (1821- )

Individual Events and Attributes

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1871, 1871 Census for Household of Harriett Adams in Pill, Somerset

  • Birth:

  • Mar 1821

  • Pill, Somerset2 3

  • Baptism:

  • 5 Apr 1821 (age 0)

  • St George's Church4

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  • Address: Pill, Somerset

  • Census (living with father):

  • 6 Jun 1841 (age 20)

  • 1841 Census. Living with father

  • Census (living with parents):

  • 30 Mar 1851 (age 29-30)

  • 1851 Census - living with parents

  • spouse:

  • 5 Feb 1869 (age 47)

  • Death of spouse James

  •  

  • Presumably Harriett was informed of his death by letter either from the Master of the Alippo or the Liverpool Registrar of Shipping. As she could not read she must have asked a relative who could read to read it for her.

  • Census:

  • 2 Apr 1871 (age 51)

  • Pill, Somerset5

  •  

  • Address: Island House

    The household consisted of Harriett and her son John Roules

  • Census (living with son and daughter-in law):

  • 3 Apr 1881 (age 60)

  • Census for household

Marriage (1)

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1854, Register Entry for Marriage of James Adams and Harriett Morrison

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1861, 1861 Census for Household of James Adams in Pill, Somerset

  • Spouse:

  • James Adams (1821-1869)

  • Marriage:

  • 30 Mar 1854 (age 32-33)

  • the parish Church of St George, Easton in Gordano6 2 7 8

  •  

  • Address: Pill, Somerset

    Judging from their surnames the two witnesses were related the groom but the relationship is not known. Harriett was a widow and the 1861 Census for James and Harriett, and the 1871 Census for Harriett show that Harriett had at least two children with the surname of Roules indicates that she was a widow. James and Harriett did not have any children of their own.

  • Census for household:

  • 7 Apr 1861 (age 41)

  • Pill, Somerset9

  •  

  • Address: Narrows

    The household consisted of James, his wife Harriett, his so called son-in-law Thomas Roules who was probably his step son as he was single, and James' cousin Thomas Buck. They shared the property with the family of George and Sarah Westley, and their 3 young children.

Marriage (2)

  • Spouse:

  • Henry Morrison ( -1839?)

  • Marriage:

  • 29 Dec 1838 (age 17)

  • The Parish Church of St Stephen10

  •  

  • Address: Bristol

    The witness were almost certainly siblings but their relationship the couple is not known.

Marriage (3)

Sources

1.

General Register Office, Civil Registration Index (England & Wales) for Marriage of James Adams and Harriett Morrison, (FreeBMD website). Custom Id: Marriages 1854 Q1 Bedminster Vol. 5c, Page 1158; James Adams married Harriett Morrison. General Register Office.

2.

Ibid. Cit. Date: Q1 1854. General Register Office.

3.

1851 England, Wales & Scotland census, Pill, Somerset, HO107/1946, Folio 647, Page 25, Schedule 106, head of household: Joseph Rowles, National Archives.

4.

Parish Register for Baptism of Harriot Rowels, St George, Pill, Somerset, 5 April 1821, Somerset Records Office.

5.

1871 England Census for Household of Harriett Adams in Pill. Somerset, (FMP website). Custom Id: RG10/2517, Folio 67, Page 18, Schedule 107; Cit. Date: 2 April 1871. National Archives. Call Number: RG10/2517.

6.

Parish Register for Marriage of James Adams and Harriett Morrison, St George, Pill, Somerset, 30 March 1854, Somerset Records Office.

7.

1861 England Census for Household of James Adams in Pill, Somerset, (FMP website). Custom Id: RG9/1711, Folio 65, Page 6, Schedule 34; National Archives. Call Number: RG9/1711.

8.

1871 England Census for Household of Harriett Adams in Pill. Somerset, (FMP website). Custom Id: RG10/2517, Folio 67, Page 18, Schedule 107; Harriett AdamsHeadJohn RowlesSon. National Archives. Call Number: RG10/2517.

9.

1861 England Census for Household of James Adams in Pill, Somerset, (FMP website). Custom Id: RG9/1711, Folio 65, Page 6, Schedule 34; Cit. Date: 7 April 1861. National Archives. Call Number: RG9/1711.

10.

Parish Register for Marriage of Henry Morrison and Harriet Rowels, St Stephen, Bristol, Gloucestershire, 29 December 1838, Bristol Archives.