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I don't think it's right Sylvia - there is a death for Mary Simpson in Church Hulme in 1847 but she is under 1 year old according to cheshirebmd,

A Public Family tree on ancestry has a death for Mary Simpson in 1847 ................. if true, that could explain why George was living with his grandparents in 1851.


You need to search freebmd to see if you can find a death ........ the tree has no documentation to prove what it says is accurate.

This could be his parents marriage??

Cheshire Marriage indexes for the years: 1840
Surname
Forename(s)
Surname
Forename(s)
Church / Register Office
Registers At
Reference

SIMPSON
Joseph
BASKERVILE
Mary
Sandbach, St Mary
Cheshire East 1080/1/81

I see Sylvia has already found this ;-) The Cheshirebmd site gives parishes though.

and here is what looks to be a Simpson / Baskerville marriage


Marriages Sep 1840 (>99%)

BASKE_ILE Mary Congleton 19 95
SIMPSON Joseph Congleton 19 95



Joseph, Mary and Elizabeth, age 2 months are actually living next to george and Martha on the 1841 Census



Name: Joseph Simpson
Age: 25
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1816
Gender: Male
Where born: Cheshire, England
Civil Parish: Sandbach
Hundred: Northwich
County/Island: Cheshire
Country: England

Registration district: Congleton
Sub-registration district: Church Hulme

Piece: 122
Book: 5
Folio: 3
Page Number: 19

Joseph Simpson 25
Mary Simpson 20 b.ca 1821, Cheshire
Elizabeth Simpson 9 Mo b.ca 1840, Cheshire
Richard Hazlehurst 35 b.ca 1806, Cheshire



Ages of people over the age of 15 were rounded down to the nearest 5 on the 1841 census ............... so they appear to be up to 4 years younger than they really were

Thus Joseph could have been born any time between 1812 and 1816, and Mary any time between 1817 and 1821


Joseph and Mary look to be good candidates for George Simpson's parents

Can I just add that the census says he is the grandson of George Basturvile.

There is an assumption made on that record from ancestry that his Father is William Basturvile, just because of the way that the census is recorded with William (son) and then George (grandson)

Nowhere does it state that William is his Father.

this looks like George and Martha in 1841


1841 Census

Name: George Baskerville
Age: 55
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1786
Gender: Male
Where born: Cheshire, England
Civil Parish: Sandbach
Hundred: Northwich
County/Island: Cheshire
Country: England

Registration district: Congleton
Sub-registration district: Church Hulme

Piece: 122
Book: 5
Folio: 3
Page Number: 19

George Baskerville 55 Ag Lab
Martha Baskerville 40
Sarah Baskerville 5

Address:- Cotton



The name is, of course, Baskerville

George Basturvile 60 b.ca 1791, Cranage, Cheshire, Ag Lab
Martha Basturvile 58 b.ca 1793, Swettenham, Cheshire
William Basturvile 27 b.ca 1824, Cotton, Cheshire, Ag Lab
George Simpson 8
Richard Hazlehurst 42 Visitor, Ag Lab

The usual reason for not finding someone in a census is putting in too much information!!

here you are ....... from ancestry

1851 Census

Name: George Simpson
Age: 8
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1843
Relation: Grandson
Father's Name: William Basturvile
Gender: Male
Where born: Cotton, Cheshire, England
Civil Parish: Cotton
Ecclesiastical parish: Church Hulme
Phillimore Ecclesiastical Parish Maps:
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County/Island: Cheshire
Country: England

Registration district: Congleton
Sub-registration district: Church Hulme
ED, institution, or vessel: 4

Household schedule number: 12
Piece: 2167
Folio: 42
Page Number: 4

George Basturvile 60
Martha Basturvile 58
William Basturvile 27
George Simpson 8
Richard Hazlehurst 42

Could somebody please help?

I have been trying to find George Simpson b 1843 Church Hulme
on the 1851 Census without much luck. I do see him on later
censuses with birth as 1844 and living in Northwich, Cheshire
He was married to Mary Jane Ravenscroft, seen on the 1881 census
my grandfather David b1878 is also on the census.

I would appreciate any info... Regards Pom