Elizabeth Ensor FMFFFM

[Tom Tom]

Name - "official" name and what they were known as Elizabeth Ensor, then Elizabeth Goode
Date and place of birth circa 1822 in Keresley, Warwickshire
Names of parents Father - Major Ensor (from marriage certificate)
Date and place of baptism - unknown
Details of each of his or her marriages - married Thomas Goode on 14 August 1849 in St Peter and Paul, Aston, Warwickshire
Occupation(s) - cook, laundress, housewife
Addresses where they lived (including county if in UK) - and please list which censuses you have or haven't found him/her on (if s/he lived in census times!).
1841 - don't have
1851 - Aged 28, Rowbottom Silk Mill, Brandon and Bretford, Warwickshire, a cook
1861 - Aged 30, High Street, Coleshill, Warwickshire.
1871 - Aged 49, Cottage, Coleshill, Warwickshire, a laundress.
1881 - Aged 59, The Vicarage Gate, Warwickshire, Annuitant's Wife
1891 - Aged 68, 225 Monument Road, Edgbaston, Warwickshire, Baker.
Date, place and cause of death Heart Disease (5 years) Syncope (4 hours) died at 10 Edgbaston Road, Smethwick, Staffordshire on 18 January 1900.
Date and place of burial - unknown
Details of will / administration of their estate - none
Memorial inscription -unknown


I was hoping that with the Warwickshire Parish Registers on ancestry that I would find something out, but I haven't been able to.

There was a man called Major Ensor in Warwickshire. He married in 1803 and had a son John who then married in 1838, but I have been unable to find any evidence that he is my Elizabeth's Dad.

[Merry]

There was a man called Major Ensor in Warwickshire. He married in 1803 and had a son John who then married in 1838, but I have been unable to find any evidence that he is my Elizabeth's Dad.

Did you see all the other children for Major and Elizabeth (from Ancestry)?

William (Herser) 1804
Allen (Henser) 1805 (saw a burial soon after)
Mary 1808
Ann 1809
William 1811 (poss burial 1813)
John 1814 (the one you mentioned)
Mary 1817

[Merry]

Actually, the burial for Allen in 1806 is crossed through, so make of that what you will! lol

[Margaret in Burton]

Tom

OH has a Sarah Ann Cox from Ashby de la Zouch who married a Henry Ensor in 1893. Henry was born in Melbourne, Derbyshire in 1872 fathers name George Ensor a stonemason.

Any connection?

[Shona]

Major Ensor married Elizabeth Silvester in March 1803 in Grendon parish, Warwickshire.

I found four children born to this couple:

Mary, bap 24 Jan 1808, Corley
Ann, bap 11 May 1809, Corley
William, bap, 24 Nov 1811, Corley
John, bap 24 April 1814, Corley

1841 census

Keresley

Major Enser, 70, ag lab
Elizabeth Enser, 60
Frederick Enser, 60, ag lab
Mary, 55, FS

[Tom Tom]

Thanks everyone.

Merry, I hadn't seen those other ones (not sure why though?!). They could potentially be siblings for my Elizabeth.

Margaret - not sure yet. As yet, the only Ensors I have are Elizabeth and Major. Perhaps he is a relation from somewhere?

Shona - thanks for that. I wish they'd had Elizabeth with them. Can't see a death straight away for Major though.

Just wish I could find a christening record for my Elizabeth to tie her to the rest of them.

:-S

[Merry]

Can't see a death straight away for Major though.

Deaths Mar 1842
ENSER Maj[eo]r Foleshill 16 316

[kiterunner]

On the 1841 census, there is an Elizh Ensor age 15 female servant born in county with a family called Oldacres in Maxstoke, Warwickshire.
Maxstoke would be on her way from Keresley to Aston!

[Tom Tom]

Thanks Merry.

Kate, Thomas was from Maxstoke so that is probably her.

Just wish I could find that baptism though. Might have to buy that death certificate Merry found.

[Merry]

Here's his burial:

Major Ensor burial 1842