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Hmm Astra's marriage is in 1902 but 1911 census says married for 16 years. I am not good at maths but....... needs investigating.
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For reference only
1911 census transcription details for: 28 Walter St Chester
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National Archive Reference:
RG14PN21878 RG78PN1303 RD450 SD3 ED8 SN227
Reg. District: Chester
Sub District: Chester Cathedral
Parish: Chester
Enum. District: 8
Address: 28 Walter St Chester
County: Cheshire
Name Relation Condition/
Yrs married Sex Age Birth Year Occupation Where Born
TUSHINGHAM, George Head Married M 65 1846 Publican Licensed Foulk Stapleford Cheshire
TUSHINGHAM, Annie Wife Married
19 years F 45 1866 Malpas Cheshire
TUSHINGHAM, Samuel Son Single M 35 1876 Assists His Fathr Chester
TUSHINGHAM, William Probyn Son Single M 18 1893 Apprentice Chester
TUSHINGHAM, Martha Annie Daughter F 14 1897 School Chester
TUSHINGHAM, Beatrice Daughter F 12 1899 School Chester
TUSHINGHAM, Florence Daughter F 7 1904 School Chester
GANDY, Emma Servant Married F 52 1859 Grappenhall Cheshire
They had had 6 children together, 2 had died.
1901 census transcription details for: 28, (New Inn), Walter Street, Chester
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National Archive Reference:
RG number: RG13
Piece: 3374
Folio: 49
Page: 26
Reg. District: Chester
Sub District: Chester Cathedral
Parish: Chester
Enum. District: 15
Ecclesiastical District: Christ Church
City/Municipal Borough:
Address: 28, (New Inn), Walter Street, Chester
County: Cheshire
Name Relation Condition Sex Age Birth Year Occupation , Disability Where Born
TUSHINGHAM, George Head Married M 55 1846 Licensed Victualler
Stapleford, Cheshire
TUSHINGHAM, Annie Wife Married F 34 1867
Whitchurch, Salop
TUSHINGHAM, Samuel Son Single M 23 1878
Chester, Cheshire
TUSHINGHAM, Joseph W Son Single M 21 1880
Chester, Cheshire
TUSHINGHAM, Alice Daughter Single F 17 1884
Chester, Cheshire
TUSHINGHAM, Mary E Daughter Single F 13 1888 Dressmaker's Apprentice
Chester, Cheshire
TUSHINGHAM, Wm Probyn Son Single M 8 1893
Chester, Cheshire
TUSHINGHAM, Martha Alice Daughter Single F 4 1897
Chester, Cheshire
TUSHINGHAM, Beatrice Daughter Single F 2 1899
Chester, Cheshire
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1911 Address: 28 Walter St Chester
TUSHINGHAM, George Head Married M 65 1846 Publican Licensed Foulk Stapleford Cheshire
TUSHINGHAM, Annie Wife Married19 years F 45 1866 Malpas Cheshire
TUSHINGHAM, Samuel Son Single M 35 1876 Assists His Fathr Chester
TUSHINGHAM, William Probyn Son Single M 18 1893 Apprentice Chester
TUSHINGHAM, Martha Annie Daughter F 14 1897 School Chester
TUSHINGHAM, Beatrice Daughter F 12 1899 School Chester
TUSHINGHAM, Florence Daughter F 7 1904 School Chester
GANDY, Emma Servant Married F 52 1859 Grappenhall Cheshire
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Marriages Jun 1902 (>99%)
Jones Edmund Crowdson Liverpool 8b 111
>>PROBYN Annie Liverpool 8b 111
Thoms Mary Liverpool 8b 111
>>Tushingham George Liverpool 8b 111
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George Tushingham, the licensee of the New Inn, Newtown, Chester, lost his first wife Mary Richardson in 1888, the year of the birth of their last child together, Mary E. Tushingham.
In the later censuses, one Annie Tushingham is named as his wife, with whom he had their first child together, Beatrice.
The problem is, I can find no record of Annie's marriage to George, even in naming no place of marriage in the GR search facility. Neither can I find Annie's maiden name in any of the birth records of their children, so it is impossible to find her own birth record. This is also intriguing because in the 1901 census she is down as born in Whitchurch, Salop; whereas in the 1911 census, she's down as born in Malpas, Cheshire. I am beginning to doubt whether they were married at all. I know I need to send for the certificates, but the basic facts are not to hand.
My wife's mother was a Tushingham from Chester, George's son's niece.
The only hint of a possible maiden name for Annie has been gleaned by me from a web site: 'The Old Pubs of Chester ' where one Lucy Tushingham posted a note, viz: " I'm looking for information (about) The New Inn, Chester. My great granddad ran the pub, and my Dad was born there. William Probyn Tushingham was his son; he took the name Probyn from his mother Annie"
I have, of course, tried the maiden name Probyn for Annie with no result. I'm beginning to think that George and Annie were 'shacked up' together; it ain't just a modern life-style!
Now, those with brains can have a try, eh? (Ha ha)!
Good luck then.
Horrace (pseudonym! :-) :-D ;-)
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