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Yes, Patchem that was the one - just a thought that she may have been with family and 'dittoed'as Booth, and as she was born in Chorlton. Another one to discount it seems

Just posting Ancestry details - not found 1881 yet - is there another Edith born 1863 though? [EDIT: apologies, misremembering from yesterday, Edith A Denton b Chester abt 1863 (1891 census)]
1911 Edith Alice Denton sp Charles Ashpitel abt 1865 (Blank for place of birth?) [Edit - not sure why Ancestry didn't transcribe the place of birth - clearly given as Chorlton cum Hardy on the image (and the name is Aline on the image)]
1901
1891 Edith M (A on image) Denton sp Charles A abt 1865 Chortts Cun Hardy Leous
1886 Married to "Charles Asppital Denton", Chorlton district
1881 (??)
1881 Ethel M. Boothe d of J.E. (Rev.) b abt 1872 (sister with widowed father)
1871 Edith Eline Booth d of John Edmund/Edith Elizabeth abt 1865 Chorlton Hardy, Lancashire

Birth registration
1864 Edith Aline Booth 1864 Chorlton, Lancashire, England

England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1861-1941
about John Edmund Boothe (Reverend)
Name: John Edmund Boothe
Probate Date: 30 Jan 1893
Death Date: 26 Dec 1892
Death Place: Lancashire, England
Registry: Manchester

(Probate to Charles Ashpitel Denton and John Law Worthington Solicitor. Effects £22585 2s 11d)

Not sure if you have above, so just adding!.

Chris :)

Marriage also listed as Boothe:

Marriage: 15 Sep 1886 St Clement, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Lancashire, England
Charles Ashfield Denton - Full Age Solicitor Bachelor of S. Mary Magdalen Paddington
Edith Aline Boothe - Full Age Spinster of Chorlton Cum Hardy
Groom's Father: William Denton, Vicar Of S. Bartholomew's Cripplegate
Bride's Father: John Edmund Boothe, Rector Of The Parish
Witness: James Denton; Bernard Henry Denton
Married by Banns by: J. E. Boothe M. A. Rector
Register: Marriages 1838 - 1914, Page 65, Entry 130
Source: LDS Film 1408888

Could somebody display the full entry for this lady in the 1901 census:

Household
DENT, Edith Emily 1863 38 F Paddington

Thanks

- and just noting that her mother married as "Law":

Marriages Sep 1862 (>99%) Chorlton 8c 511

Booth John Edmund
Law Edith Elizabeth

Hi Vanessa - this one is married - good thought though, I'd tried D*nt*n

Name: Edith Emily Dent
Age: 38
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1863
Relation: Wife
Spouse's Name: Stanley Marvelle Dent
Gender: Female
Where born: Highgate

Civil parish: Paddington
Ecclesiastical parish: St James
County/Island: London
Country: England

Street Address:

Occupation:

Condition as to marriage:

Education:

Employment status:

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Registration district: Paddington
Sub-registration district: St John, Paddington
ED, institution, or vessel: 6
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 98
Piece: 13
Folio: 165
Page Number: 23
Household Members:
Name Age
Stanley Marvelle Dent 39
Edith Emily Dent 38
Kate Swan Smallwood 37
Frederich John Gresley 25
Annie Louisa Tranter 26
Pansy Mays 19
Lilian Battey 19

She just doesnt want to be found!

One problem is that they had such an extended view of family. I had trouble finding my ggg grandmother in 1851, until I discovered that she had been previously married and was visiting her deceased first husband's little sister shortly after the little sister had married....

- what about the French maid in 1911? I note that she is a British subject by parentage, which perhaps suggests that she might have only been in France for a short period after birth - or might Edith have brought her back from a visit to Paris?

- there are a few instances of female Denton arriving back from foeign parts. One of these is shown as Mrs, but the image clearly says Miss Denton, nurse. Nicola, do you know if any of the family were abroad around 1901?

Here is one where I cannot reach the image:

Name: Mrs E Denton
Port of Departure: Marseilles, France
Arrival Date: 10 Apr 1905
Port of Arrival: London, England
Ship Name: Vectis
Search Ship Database: View the 'Vectis' in the 'Passenger Ships and Images' database
Shipping Line: Peninsula and Orient Steam Navigation Company Ltd
Official Number: 81820

Edit, apologies, no more time this morning available

Edith A's sister, Ethel Marion b 1872 Chorlton married in 1901 late in the year. Can't find her in 1901 either. Wonder if they went shopping to France for the wedding.

Vera

Found the family in 1881 - minus Edith!

BOOTHE, J E Rev Head Widower M 61 1820 Rector Of Chorlton Cum Hardy
BOOTHE, Arthur L Son Single M 11 1870 Chorlton cum Hardy Lancashire
BOOTHE, Ethel M Daughter Single F 9 1872 Chorlton cum Hardy Lancashire
plus 3 others - servants

Looks to be Edith Elizabeth's death:

Deaths Mar 1872 (>99%)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
BOOTH Edith Elizabeth 32 Chorlton 8c 425

Regarding the passenger list Ivy found.......I cannot read the name after the E in Mrs E Denton..........next to Mrs Dentons name in the column " Adults of 12 years and upwards" it states 2.

Regards Vera

The passenger list says Mrs. E + Miss H !! (old fashioned 'double s' looks like a 'p')

Dea x

Thanks Dea I just couldn't see that :)

Regards Vera

Gosh you've all been so busy! I've just turned my back for a mo and got out into the garden and there's all this waiting for me!!!

You are all correct in everything that you've come up with. I had managed to find all that, i.e., her mother's death [three days after the birth of little Ethel], the errant brother Arthur Lockwood Trevor Booth[e] who had a VERY colourful life, the other sister Edith Aline, Edith's marriage and offspring, Ethel's marriage and offspring, etc., etc. I have great history on all of that.

It's just WHERE ON EARTH IS SHE in 1901?

Elusive gal.

I'll be back to this again later this evening.

BIG thank you to you all. :-D

"turned my back for a mo" - 24 hours ago !!!

I still can't find her though :-D :-D :-

Dea Xxx

Sorry, Madmeg etc, but Nicola just asked for her in the 1901 census.

Perhaps Nicola should have stated that she had all the other information, and I think she could have said that she had the husband and daughter in 1901 but I think she was clear that it was the 1901 census that she wanted.

When people go off and find other information it surely is at their own risk as some people, not necessarily anyone on here, do seem to take delight in repeating whatever has been stated. To try and find her in 1901 can involve knowing more about her, but it is up to each of us individually to decide how much time to spend on looking, and when to stop. (And whether to spend money or not)

Pat