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Hello, I am looking for marriage for Mary Young to ????? Armer (various spellings). Born approx between 1799 - 1808 according to which census you believe, at Darlington, parents John and Hannah Young. Below is the 1841 census off family search

1841 cenus Sherburn Road Gilesgate, Durham

Hannah Young 66/70
Mary Armur 32/36
Ann Armur 4 1836/37
George Armur 1 39/40 - born March q 1840 Durham & Lanchester area as Armer, mothers maiden name Young.

George dies and is buried 24 July 1850 at St Giles, Durham aged 11.

Mary then marries William Boazman (various spellings) on 8 January 1848 at St Cuthberts, Durham. 1851 census as follows

1851 census Sunderland Road, St Giles, Durham

William Bozman aged 53 Coal miner born Great Stainton Co Durham
Mary Bozman 43 laundress born Darlington Co Durham
Ann Armer daughter 13 born St Giles Durham

William dies Sept q 1859

1861 census Sunderland Road Belmont

Mary Boazman 54 widow laundresswidow Darlington
James Robinson 32 son in law colliery labourer Mottram Cheshire
Ann Robinson 24 daughter St Giles

1871 census Elvet

Mary Bozman 72 widowed chapel cleaner born Darlington

Mary dies June q 1874 aged 67


I would also like to know when Ann Marries James Robinson (thought I would keep this on same thread) is this ok? I can't find anything and I can't find them on any further census. There is a daughter born March q 1864 Elizabeth Ann Robinson, Durham, mothers maiden name Armer.

Hope the above makes sense.

Thank you.

Marriages Jun 1853 (>99%)

Armer Anne Cecilia Stockton 10a 81
Robinson James Stockton 10a 81

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Marriages Jun 1853
**Armer Anne Cecilia Stockton 10a 81
**Robinson James Stockton 10a 81
Simpson Thomas Stockton 10a 81
Welch Margaret Stockton 10a 81

Dea x

Thanks Margaret and Dea, I can't believe I missed that. I was expecting them to have married in Durham. Cecilia threw me as well.

Isn't Stockton in Durham? It was when I lived in Middlesbrough.

I was wondering qabout this death for the husband of Mary (nee Young) ?

It seems the only death in the right area of someone of a similar age to Mary.

ARMOUR, GEORGE 28 Order
GRO Reference: 1841 M Quarter in DURHAM AND LANCHESTER Volume 24 Page 55

I will see if I can find the marriage...............

Dea x

Hello Margaret, I meant Durham City. Gilesgate, St Giles and Belmont are all Durham City or literally on outskirts.

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Marriage entry While we have made all efforts to correctly record the information in the original docucument there may be different interpretations of the written words. If you have access to the original document and believe we have made a mistake you are encouraged to report this to us. Report an Error in this Data Field
(only fields with a value are shown) Value
County Durham
Place Durham
Church name St Nicholas
Register type Unspecified
Marriage date 15 May 1836
Groom forename George
Groom surname ARMOR
Bride forename Elizabeth Mary
Bride surname YOUNG
Transcribed by Julie Arlotte
Credit Julie Arlotte
File line number 1385

Looking good safc !! ....................

Burial:

Field
(only fields with a value are shown) Value
County Durham
Place Durham
Church name St Giles
Register type Bishop's Transcripts
Burial date 02 Feb 1841
Burial person forename George
Burial person surname ARMER
Person age 28
Burial person abode Gilesgate Moor
Transcribed by Linda Brown
File line number 1702

Dea x

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Record Transcription:
England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975
What can I do with this record?
Attach this record as a source to a person on your tree. Also update people and relatives with details from this record
First name(s) George
Last name Brown Or Armour
Gender Male
Birth year -
Birth place -
Baptism year 1812
Baptism date 22 Nov 1812
Place -
County Durham
Country England
Father's first name(s) Robert
Father's last name Brown
Mother's first name(s) Margaret
Mother's last name Armour
Record set England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Subcategory Parish Baptisms
Collections from England, Great Britain

Baptism entry While we have made all efforts to correctly record the information in the original docucument there may be different interpretations of the written words. If you have access to the original document and believe we have made a mistake you are encouraged to report this to us. Report an Error in this Data Field
(only fields with a value are shown) Value
County Durham
Place Durham
Church name St Giles
Register type Bishop's Transcripts
Birth date 26 Jul 1812
Baptism date 22 Nov 1812
Person forename George
Person sex M
Father forename Robert
Mother forename Margaret
Father surname BROWN
Mother surname ARMOUR
Father occupation Farmer
Notes Illigitimate.Childs Surname recorded as ARMOUR.Father of Ferry Hill.Mother of Chester le Street
Transcribed by Linda Brown
File line number 674

Just logged back on. Thanks Dea and safc. Safc, which site are you getting your info from?

hi info from

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George Brown Or Armour
England Births and Christenings
Name George Brown Or Armour
Gender Male
Christening Date 22 Nov 1812
Christening Date (Original) 22 NOV 1812
Christening Place SAINT GILES,DURHAM,DURHAM,ENGLAND
Father's Name Robert Brown
Mother's Name Margaret Armour
Citing this Record

"England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N582-177 : 11 February 2018, George Brown Or Armour, 22 Nov 1812); citing , index based upon data collected by the Genealogical Society of Utah, Salt Lake City; FHL microfilm 90,788.

Thank you.

You posted above:

"George dies and is buried 24 July 1850 at St Giles, Durham aged 11."

Do you have the details on little George's death? He apparently died at the Low Grange Colliery where he was working (poor little thing!!) when one of the boilers overheated and exploded. Another boy died alongside him, 2 people were also injured and many buildings severely damaged.

What a sad end..............

Dea x

A description of the explosion here:

http://www.dmm.org.uk/individ0/i01767.htm

Dea, thank you, horrendous. Margaret I am not sure I can bear to open the link. I hope he died instantly and didn't suffer.

It looks like he was killed instantly, Marian, and didn't suffer.