Looking for a marriage.Hi

[tomm]

Hi everyone

I am looking for a marriage between: George Henry Dyer. Birth 1846 • Notting Hill, Kensington, London.
Death JUN 1919 • Middlesex, England


And Susan Mary Harris. Birth 1847 • Marylebone, Middlesex.
Death MAR 1923 • Kensington Middlesex

Any help will be very much appreciated.
Thanks and kind regards.
Tomm

[Pamelawagster]

I found a marraige Reg for Susan Mary Harris but it doesn’t name the spouse!

Marriage
St Mary’s Church

Nov 26 1862
Harris Susan Mary
Marylebone
1a 847

**** just found a marraige but this Susan marries James Dymond.*** also have seen it as Dymock!
States her father is John Harris Occupation - Thatcher.

[Pam Downes]

I found a marraige Reg for Susan Mary Harris but it doesn’t name the spouse!

Marriage
December 1862
Harris Susan Mary
Marylebone
1a 847

As per FreeBMD, that Susan married either James Dymock/Dymond or Henry Willets Neatham.
As per image on Ancestry she married James Dymond.

Tomm - presumably you've found George and Susan together on at least one census. Which was it? Where were they living? Did they have any children? If so, what were the names and ages of the children?
If you've found George and Susan on more than one census, again - where where they living? Names and ages of children? Do the ages and birthplaces of George and Susan in the census agree with the years and places you've given in your post?

[Pamelawagster]

Pam,

I looked at the image of the cert which has Susan Mary marrying James Dymond/Dymock.

FMP has James Dymond transcribed as marrying Elizabeth Berry but that is incorrect.

The image above Susan Mary & James is for Henry Willetts Neatham & Elizabeth Berry!

[Jomot1]

I can see a death for Susan Dyer of the right age in 1923 , Kensington (no middle name), and I can see a Susan Dyer of the right age in Kensington Infirmary in 1911, but she is a widow.

Presumably you are referring to the couple who are in the 1871 census together in Kensington - RG10/41/27/47
George Dyer 28 Packer b London
Susan 26 Laundress b Marylebone
Louisa 7 b Marylebone
Alfred? 5 b Marylebone
Frederick 3 b Notting Hill

Still together in 1881, with more children - RG11/64/35/67

Suggests a marriage c1862

[tomm]

Hello to you both and thank you for your time

My wife's G/father was a Henry Dyer 1871 Kensington, London passed away 1944 Hammersmith London.
The GRO gives his MMN as Harris and Kensington as the area.
I have found this on the 1871 Census.
George
Dyer
Head
28
1843
Male
London England
279
Susan
Dyer
Wife
26
1845
Female
Marylebone

Regards
Tomm

[Pamelawagster]

1881
5 Wharf Terrace,Hammersmith.

George,Susan and 6 children.


RG11;
Piece: 64
Folio: 35
Page: 67

[Jomot1]

Where do you get 'George Henry' from? As far as I can see, he's only ever recorded as George.

His occupation is packer (China Packer on Henry's marriage), and his YoB/PoB is not consistent.

In 1871 he's 28 (c1843) born London
In 1881 he's 36 (c1845) born Somers Town.

Somers Town is in the Marylebone/St Pancras area.

Possibly George in 1891 at Registered Lodging House, Bell Street, St Marylebone - RG12/98/20/31
George Dyer 52 (1839) single Fa?? Packer b London, Marylebone

1901 in the St Marylebone Workhouse, Northumberland St - RG13/109/93/39
George Dyer 60 (c1841) Married Packer b Marylebone

Possible burial for him 31 Mar 1904, St Marylebone Cemetery
George Dyer, workhouse (died 26 Mar 1904, age given as 66).

[Jomot1]

I think that the above must be correct.

There is an admission for him 21 Sep 1893 (Ladbrook Grove Infirmary, Westminster, St Marylebone)
George Dyer 54 Packer - wife Susan, cannot give her address. Fred Dyer 19 Hunt Street, ?? Road, Notting Hill.

Another one in 1898 names wife Susan at Walmer Road, Notting Hill.

On both occasions he is discharged from the infirmary to the workhouse.

ADDED: There seems to be a lot of admissions/discharges for him to & from the workhouse!

[tomm]

Hello Pamela

Many thanks for finding that information re: The Wharf terrace address, I have seen that address before so I will search through all the paper's i have.

Thank you for you time and patience.

I really appreciate it

Kind regards
Tomm