Born to Borleas and Sarah (Howarth) Fielding, sister to Amelia(Bennett),Sarah(Longshaw),John 1831,Borleas 1834, and Ruth(Coates). Mother to Margaret Elizabeth Runcorn. Baptised in Cathedral Manchester Church 2 November 1823. Married to Joseph Runcorn 15 November 1840 at St Mary the Virgin in Eccles. She is on the 1841 Census at the home of her mother Sarah. Then she drops out of sight. Her Husband James is seen with his daughter Elizabeth at his parents house in the 1851. The daughter is also on the 1851 Census with her Grandmother Sarah. The homes are in the same neighborhood, so I assume she went back and forth from Grandparents to Grandparents. Then James is seen in 1861 without his daughter at his parents house, and drops out of sight. No record of the child after 1851. There are prison records for both Margaret and Joseph. I don't know for sure if it is them because there are no birth dates or parents names to link them specifically to these crimes. If anyone has any family history, please contact me. Thanks...
Born to Borleas and Sarah (Howarth) Fielding, sister to Amelia(Bennett),Sarah(Longshaw),John 1831,Borleas 1834, and Ruth(Coates). Mother to Margaret Elizabeth Runcorn. Baptised in Cathedral Manchester Church 2 November 1823. Married to Joseph Runcorn 15 November 1840 at St Mary the Virgin in Eccles. She is on the 1841 Census at the home of her mother Sarah. Then she drops out of sight. Her Husband James is seen with his daughter Elizabeth at his parents house in the 1851. The daughter is also on the 1851 Census with her Grandmother Sarah. The homes are in the same neighborhood, so I assume she went back and forth from Grandparents to Grandparents. Then James is seen in 1861 without his daughter at his parents house, and drops out of sight. No record of the child after 1851. There are prison records for both Margaret and Joseph. I don't know for sure if it is them because there are no birth dates or parents names to link them specifically to these crimes. If anyone has any family history, please contact me. Thanks...
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