Census
| Gramps ID | E1303 |
| Date | 1851-03-30 |
| Place | Alstone, Overbury, Worcestershire, England, UK |
| Description | Census of Lane, Charles |
Narrative
Caroline Lane appears in the 1851 census in two places. Could it be that there had been a mighty marital row and she had left her husband George at home with their 1 year old boy, Charles, to go back to her parents. George had his wife's name entered in the census form, although she was not there. That would have been plausible: there was, after all, a baby in the house. This may also explain why she seems to have persuaded the census taker at her parents house to replace 'Marr(ied)' by 'U(nmarried)' against her name. Whatever the reason, they must have sorted it out since they went on to have seven more children.
Attributes
| Type | Value | Notes | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Parish or Township | Overbury | ||
| Village | Alstone | ||
| Name | Lane, Caroline | ||
| Relation | Wife | ||
| Condition | Married | ||
| Age | 24 | ||
| Where Born | Gloucester, Warmington | ||
| Relation | Head | ||
| Condition | Married | ||
| Age | 25 | ||
| Occupation | Agricultural Labourer | ||
| Where Born | Worcester, Alstone | ||
| Relation | Son | ||
| Age | 1 | ||
| Where Born | Worcester, Alstone |
Source References
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GRO: 1851 UK Census
[S0091]
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- Date: 1851-03-30
- Page: 1851 Charles Lane HO 107 / 1871 page 12 Schedule 34 Folio 279 Alstone
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Citation:
Sarah Marshall (widow) is neighbour of Charles Lane, in the house with Jeremiah Hewinson
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