NameGeorge LEWSEY , 2C3R
Birth PlaceFinchingfield, Essex, England
MemoLocation from 1851 census. Likely birth registration
Death DateJun 19138530 Age: 62
Death PlaceHalifax, Yorkshire, England
OccupationAgricultural Labourer (1861, 1871), Gardener (1881), Copperas maker (1891), Botanical Beer Salesman (1901), Grooms Domestic (1911)
Alias/AKAGes
Spouses
Birth PlaceGreat Bardfield, Essex, England
MemoLocation from 1881 census & likely birth but are a number of Sarah Andrews born Braintree around this time and age recorded at death suggests born in 1841 or 42.
Death Date3 Apr 18908532 Age: 46
Death PlaceHalifax, Yorkshire, England
MemoAt 116 Rosemount Terrace Elland with Cause being Cancer of Uterus.
Marr PlaceSouth Shields, Durham, England
Marr Memoat St. Hildas church. Witnesses were W Preston & Mary Preston.
Reside Date3 Apr 18818535
Reside PlaceElland With Greetland, Yorkshire, England
MemoLiving in Quebec Street were George Lewsey, 50, Gardener, his wife Sarah, 35 and son Arthuf G, 4.
Birth PlaceElland, Yorkshire, England
MemoAssuming JAGGER was maiden name.
Death DateDec 19388537 Age: 83
Death PlaceCalder, Yorkshire, England
Alias/AKAnee JAGGER ?
Marr Date13 Sep 18908538
Marr PlaceElland, Yorkshire, England
Marr MemoAt the Temperance St Methodist Free Church. Mary was a widow.
Notes for Mary (Spouse 2)
Dawson was Mary’s surname from her first marriage so what was her maiden surname? One possibility was Jagger as George & Mary had a Mariah JAGGER boarding with them in 1911. A Mary Jagger was found in 1881 census living in Halifax District and born circa 1856, with mother Maria, born circa 1833 in Elland. This fits well with Mariah in 1911, as she was born circa 1833, however, her birth location is recorded as Longwood not Elland. The 1871 census does show Maria as being born in Longwood.
The birth shown for Mary is that of Mary JAGGER and therefore may not be correct. Further there were at least 2 Mary JAGGERs born Halifax circa 1856 and the 2 most likely are referenced here.
Unfortunately no marriage between 1881 and 1890 was found between a DAWSON & JAGGER that would confirm this.