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Joseph HEATH

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  • Name Joseph HEATH  [1, 2
    Born 1871  Paulton, Somerset, England Find all individuals with events at this location  [1, 2
    Gender Male 
    Address 1881  Batch, Paulton, Somerset, England Find all individuals with events at this location  [1
    Occupation 1881  [1
    Scholar 
    Occupation 1891  [2
    Blacksmith 
    Person ID I425  My Genealogy
    Last Modified 27 Aug 2018 

    Father Jacob HEATH,   b. Abt 1834, Paulton, Somerset, England Find all individuals with events at this location 
    Relationship natural 
    Mother Sarah HELPS,   b. 1829, Shoscombe, Somerset, England Find all individuals with events at this location,   d. Jun 1895  (Age 66 years) 
    Relationship natural 
    Married Mar 1859  [3
    Family ID F126  Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  • Sources 
    1. [S7] 1881 Census, HEATH, Jacob (Jr); & family; RG11 piece 2427 folio 138 page 30.
      Name Relation Condition Sex Age Birth Year Occupation Disability Where Born

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      HEATH, Jacob Head Married M 44 1837 Coal Miner Paulton Somerset
      HEATH, Sarah Wife Married F 52 1829 Wife Paulton Somerset
      HEATH, Walter Son Single M 16 1865 Coal Miner Paulton Somerset
      HEATH, Jacob Son Single M 12 1869 Schollar Paulton Somerset
      HEATH, Julia Daughter Single F 11 1870 Schollar Paulton Somerset
      HEATH, Joseph Son Single M 9 1872 Schollar Paulton Somerset

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      RG number: RG11
      Piece: 2427
      Folio: 138
      Page: 30

      Registration District: Clutton
      Sub District: Clutton
      Enumeration District:
      Ecclesiastical Parish:
      Civil Parish: Paulton
      Municipal Borough:
      Address: Batch, Paulton
      County: Somersetshire

    2. [S14] 1891 Census, HEATH, Jacob (Jr); & family; RG12 piece 1926 folio 78 page 25.
      Name Relation Condition Sex Age Birth Year Occupation Disability Where Born

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      HEATH, Jacob Head Married M 54 1837 Check Weighman Paulton Somersetshire
      HEATH, Sarah Wife Married F 61 1830 Paulton Somersetshire
      HEATH, Joseph Son M 18 1873 Blacksmith Paulton Somersetshire
      PIKE, Florance Granddaughter F 2 1889 Hallatrow Somersetshire

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      RG number: RG12
      Piece: 1926
      Folio: 78
      Page: 25

      Registration District: Cluttonn
      Sub District: Clutton
      Enumeration District: 6
      Ecclesiastical Parish: Paulton
      Civil Parish:
      Municipal Borough:
      Address: Batch, Paulton
      County: Somersetshire

    3. [S47] Email, STANTON, Mervyn; 2007 01 31;.
      Hello Mark,

      Delighted with Rachel, your new family contact. I too have found the variety of Jacobs and Josephs and Sarah Heaths on the Censuses does seem to complicate matters, and the actual relationships are not easy to unravel without the individual BMD records to support one's suppositions. In Rachel's case, of course, the Birth Certificate should hopefully show exactly who her Elizabeth's mother and father really were. But on the level of supposition only, I see I have pencil notes on my paperwork that suggest Joseph (1819) was perhaps married to Sarah (1830 - born Camerton, Somerset), and their children were also probably, Ann (1849) and Elizabeth (1850). There does seem to be some age discrepancy between husband and wife but it was perfectly possible, I suppose, and the poor man died on 07/09/1852 at 33 years old and, again, his Death Certificate would reveal the reason - perhaps either the strain of coal-mining or of his young family!
      Incidentally Rachel quotes Jacob (1834) as not marrying Sarah Helps until 1859, but I have noted that he wasn't finished then, for she died in June 1895, and he married again on 25/12/1895 to Sarah Langridge (1834) at Paulton, as witnessed by John Langridge and Sarah Watts This second bride's father was James Langridge, chimney-sweep, which makes me wonder whether he was there too to bring them good luck!

      Love to all,
      Mervyn.