I have just received the death certificate for John HANSON a 76 year old shoemaker, who died 11th December 1844 but have been unable to find this man in the 1841 census. The death was registered in the Whitechapel district, sub-district Mile End New Town, Middlesex. Place of death Workhouse, Charles Street, Mile End New Town Informant Mary Hayes Nurse present at the death Christchurch Workhouse her Mark X I am hoping this is my 5*great grandfather John HANSON who married Mary JOSLIN at St Mary Whitechapel, Middlesex the 30th November 1790 and baptised 3 children at St Mary Whitechapel. Mary (my 4*great grandmother who married James SWIGG) bapt. 23 Nov 1791, John bapt. 27 January 1793 and James bapt. 12 July 1795 & buried 1 Nov 1796. Hoping someone can find John in 1841 Jill

On Monday, August 5, 2013 4:40:10 PM UTC+1, Jill Dyke wrote: > I have just received the death certificate for John HANSON a 76 year old > > shoemaker, who died 11th December 1844 but have been unable to find this man > > in the 1841 census. > > > > The death was registered in the Whitechapel district, sub-district Mile End > > New Town, Middlesex. > > Place of death Workhouse, Charles Street, Mile End New Town > > Informant Mary Hayes Nurse present at the death Christchurch Workhouse her > > Mark X > > > > I am hoping this is my 5*great grandfather John HANSON who married Mary > > JOSLIN at St Mary Whitechapel, Middlesex the 30th November 1790 and baptised > > 3 children at St Mary Whitechapel. Mary (my 4*great grandmother who married > > James SWIGG) bapt. 23 Nov 1791, John bapt. 27 January 1793 and James bapt. > > 12 July 1795 & buried 1 Nov 1796. > > > > Hoping someone can find John in 1841 > > > > Jill Might be the John Hanson buried 15 Dec 1844 at St. Mary's, Whitechapel, aged 70, from Spitalfields - London Metropolitan Archives: P93/MRY1/069, no page number. Peter Haizelden Genealogist and Family Historian www.haizelden.co.uk

Hi Jill Could it be John in the "Charterhouse for Poor Brothers" (Page 8 of 9) Census 1841, born c 1766, and Mary Hanson born c 1766, "Saint Luke's Workhouse" Page 8 of 14? Regards, Kate (Sydney, Australia) "Jill Dyke" wrote in message news:gHPLt.1088$0q4.899@fx19.am4... I have just received the death certificate for John HANSON a 76 year old shoemaker, who died 11th December 1844 but have been unable to find this man in the 1841 census. The death was registered in the Whitechapel district, sub-district Mile End New Town, Middlesex. Place of death Workhouse, Charles Street, Mile End New Town Informant Mary Hayes Nurse present at the death Christchurch Workhouse her Mark X I am hoping this is my 5*great grandfather John HANSON who married Mary JOSLIN at St Mary Whitechapel, Middlesex the 30th November 1790 and baptised 3 children at St Mary Whitechapel. Mary (my 4*great grandmother who married James SWIGG) bapt. 23 Nov 1791, John bapt. 27 January 1793 and James bapt. 12 July 1795 & buried 1 Nov 1796. Hoping someone can find John in 1841 Jill

On Monday, August 5, 2013 10:40:10 AM UTC-5, Jill Dyke wrote: > I have just received the death certificate for John HANSON a 76 year old > > shoemaker, who died 11th December 1844 but have been unable to find this man > > in the 1841 census. > > > > The death was registered in the Whitechapel district, sub-district Mile End > > New Town, Middlesex. > > Place of death Workhouse, Charles Street, Mile End New Town > > Informant Mary Hayes Nurse present at the death Christchurch Workhouse her > > Mark X > > > > I am hoping this is my 5*great grandfather John HANSON who married Mary > > JOSLIN at St Mary Whitechapel, Middlesex the 30th November 1790 and baptised > > 3 children at St Mary Whitechapel. Mary (my 4*great grandmother who married > > James SWIGG) bapt. 23 Nov 1791, John bapt. 27 January 1793 and James bapt. > > 12 July 1795 & buried 1 Nov 1796. > > > > Hoping someone can find John in 1841 > > > > Jill rently 1650 is too far back for those websites. Alas I have waited too long to make the trip to Fishguard as my health is poor. Hoping I have instilled my love of ancestry in my children who will make the trip some day.