Do the marriage witnesses provide any clues? Also, have you checked out other Beswicks living in Wolstanton? A quick look at the 1851 census did find a John Beswick born c1791 Congleton and wife Hannah born c1791 Astbury which looked promising. Joy On Thursday, 27 Nov, 2014 at 15:31, mike smith<mike.smith123@talktalk.net> wrote: Hello Joy, Yes I think this is the one but can't find Georges birth in Wolstanton c1819. Ann remarried in 1861 Sept Qtr after the census to a Baxter and just to confuse the issue, another George who to confuse the matter further died before the 1871 census in 1870.In passing ,in the 1861 census was there a child Ann aged 4/5 living with her mother. regards Mike Sent: Thursday, November 27, 2014 2:57 PM Subject: Re: [CHS] Beswick/Winkle > Hi Mike, > > You mention a burial in Wolstanton and there is a George Beswick with > wife Ann living in Wolstanton on the 1841 and 1851 census. Children > James, Hannah and David. The 1841 census has them both born in county > and the 1851 has them both born Wolstanton (George c1819 and Ann > c1821). In 1861 Ann is a widow, born Kidsgrove Staffs so it does look > as if the burial in 1857 is this George. > > Regards, > > Joy > --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. http://www.avast.com