It's sad we don't know much about Borleas. Borleas and Alice are first seen together in the 1851 Census where she is a servant in the Fielding home. I believe she was his girlfriend at that time. They married June 1851 in St George in Hume, Manchester. I cannot find an 1861 Census for Alice or Borleas. In 1855 they buried their first born son Burrows. I have the death certificate. He died of bronchitis. Borleas is the father on the death certificate. This is the last documentation of Borleas. By the 1871 Census it's only John the 2nd born son, and Alice the Mom. According to the Census reports Borleas profession was to do "Gold Overlay". This goes along with the seemingly family profession that was passed down thru the men, "Iron Worker." Alice was not listed on the Census as a widow until 1871 Census. No Death Certificate or burial record can be found for Borleas. If you know any family history please contact me...thanks Patti
It's sad we don't know much about Borleas. Borleas and Alice are first seen together in the 1851 Census where she is a servant in the Fielding home. I believe she was his girlfriend at that time. They married June 1851 in St George in Hume, Manchester. I cannot find an 1861 Census for Alice or Borleas. In 1855 they buried their first born son Burrows. I have the death certificate. He died of bronchitis. Borleas is the father on the death certificate. This is the last documentation of Borleas. By the 1871 Census it's only John the 2nd born son, and Alice the Mom. According to the Census reports Borleas profession was to do "Gold Overlay". This goes along with the seemingly family profession that was passed down thru the men, "Iron Worker." Alice was not listed on the Census as a widow until 1871 Census. No Death Certificate or burial record can be found for Borleas. If you know any family history please contact me...thanks Patti
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