Look up request Census 1841 Berwick Upon Tweed

[Chezw]

Hi
Would someone please lookup Joseph Gibson and his wife Ann resident in Berwick Upon Tweed in the 1841 Census and the 1851 census if possible?
Thanks
Chezw
Australia

[Procat]

1841

Civil parish: Berwick Upon Tweed
Hundred: Berwick upon Tweed
County/Island: Northumberland
Country: England
Source information: HO107/844/2
Registration district: Berwick upon Tweed
Sub-registration district: Berwick upon Tweed
ED, institution, or vessel: 5
Folio: 40
Page: 26 & 27

Church Street

Joseph Gibson 55 Mason Y
Ann Gibson 50 Y
Ann Gibson 22 Y
Mary Gibson 20 Y
Joseph Gibson 15 Mason Ap Y
Elleanor Gibson 11 Y

[emjay]

1841
HO107/844/2 Folio 40 page 26
Church Street, Berwick
Joseph Gibson 55 Mason born in county
Ann Gibson 50 born in county
Ann Gibson 22 born in county
Margaret Gibson 20 born in county
Joseph Gibson 15 Mason apprentice born in county
Elleanor Gibson 11 born in county


1851
HO107 Piece 2421 Folio 537 page 14
Church Street, Berwick
Joseph Gibson Head of family married 64 Mason born Scotland
Ann Gibson wife 60 born Northumberland, Elderton
Eleanor Robinson daughter married 20 born Berwick
Ann Robinson granddaughter 22 months born Berwick

The family was listed as Gilson in the 1851.

I hope you can sort out where he was born!

[Chezw]

Many thanks, I'll have to try and sort out where Joseph was born!

Cheers
CJW
Australia

[Ambler]

Hi First contact with you,,i have used this message as its seems the busy one

text taken from PARISH RECORDS EGLINGHAM VOLUME EP-156/6
Years 1754-15 Marriages and Banns

Joseph Gibson & Anne Elliot after having both beeen previously Married
at Coldstream on 15th Jan last & Both of Old Bewick in this Parish

Where Married in this church by Banns this 16th day April 1809

Hugh Hodgson the vicar,,

witnesses present,, James Gibson & John Elliot
Joseph Gibson was able to sign his own name but mary could only make her mark X

the banns for this Marriage where published on the 26 march 1809
Parsih church Eglingham by said Vicar

chezw,,I hope i have been able to help you cant understand the married twice bit,,Coldstream was in the those days a Militray type town and a Farming community,,Home to the Famouse Coldstream Guards which lies on the very Borders between England and Scotland the parish bit I am not sure of its either Bewick or Berwick both of these towns do exist
best of luck and hapy to of helped

[Chezw]

Hi Ambler

Many thanks for the reply. Joseph and Ann were previously married at Coldstream Bridge - an "irregular marriage". You have certainly given me something else to check - were they from Berwick Upon Tweed or Bewick?

Cheers
Chezw
Australia

[Ambler]

Hi chezw i have just finished a visit with the outlaws and my father in law
knows the Area very well, having passed worked for the Duke of Northumberland,,he states that old Bewick is next door to Eglingham a matter
of no more than 3 miles if that,,,and the old church for that area is a place i once visited but didnt know i had ,,its very small the old church of old bewick
no bigger than a small town house it looks like your Joseph and Anncame from That region,,if you didnt all ready know on the bridge a Coldstream the marrigaes took place at a licenced marriage cottage under scottish law and the cottage still exist today with a memorial plaque telling the story of the many marriages no more marriages know though
they took place there a bit like Gretna green Famouse for young couples elopeing to get married,without parents consent