Family History, Jolin Chart 0407 George Jolin and Nancy (Ann Rachel) Le Cras

1842 - shoemaker (son George John’s baptism record) 1847 - shoemaker (daughter Eliza’s baptism record) 1848 - shoemaker (daughter Eliza Jane’s baptism record) 1851 Census - 10 Seale Street, Jersey, Channel Islands. - George away from home (wife Nancy recorded as ‘ship’s carpenter’s wife’) With family was Ann (Nancy's) father, John Le Cras Senior, aged 58 a Shipwright Journeyman, born St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands and her brother John Le Cras Jnr aged 20? a Shoemaker, born St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. 1861 Census - 10 Seale Street, Jersey, Channel Islands. - George had died - Nancy recorded as ‘widow’. John Le Cras aged 40? Blacksmith was with the family. 1871 Census - John Le Cras, Nancy's brother is Head of Household, at 10 Seale Street, Jersey, Channel Islands, a Blacksmith, aged 48 born St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. Nancy is down as his sister, aged 50, a Tailoress, Eliza is down correctly as Niece, aged 23 a Milliner, but there is an Ada JOLIN aged 5 also down as a niece, born St Helier, Jersey, which I do not know where she fits in. Cannot be the child of George and Nancy as he had died at least 10 years before. I can only assume Nancy had had a relationship with someone else and had another child (Ada) and then she would have been John's niece. I cannot see how any other relationship would have given John a niece with the surname JOLIN. So that is what I have shown on the Chart above Cannot find on 1881 Census - they are definitely not at 10 Seale Street, Jersey, Channel Island. There is an Ada Le CRASE of the correct age down as a niece staying with a Philip Le CRAS which could be the Ada on the 1871 Census, but do not know if this is correct. I would not think it is the correct one for obvious relationship reasons. 1851 Census - 10 Seale Street, Jersey, Channel Islands. - George away from home (wife Nancy recorded as ‘ship’s carpenter’s wife’) With family was Ann (Nancy's) father, John Le Cras Senior, aged 58 a Shipwright Journeyman, born St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands and her brother John Le Cras Jnr aged 20? a Shoemaker, born St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. 1861 Census - 10 Seale Street, Jersey, Channel Islands. - George had died - Nancy recorded as ‘widow’. John Le Cras aged 40? Blacksmith was with the family. 1871 Census - 21 Pamphale? Street, St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands, Anne was a Servant to Sydney Le Monce a Widower aged 56 born Ireland, Occupation Independant. 1851 Census - 10 Seale Street, Jersey, Channel Islands. - George away from home (wife Nancy recorded as ‘ship’s carpenter’s wife’) With family was Ann (Nancy's) father, John Le Cras Senior, aged 58 a Shipwright Journeyman, born St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands and her brother John Le Cras Jnr aged 20? a Shoemaker, born St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. 1851 Census - 10 Seale Street, Jersey, Channel Islands. - George away from home (wife Nancy recorded as ‘ship’s carpenter’s wife’) With family was Ann (Nancy's) father, John Le Cras Senior, aged 58 a Shipwright Journeyman, born St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands and her brother John Le Cras Jnr aged 20? a Shoemaker, born St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. 1861 Census - 10 Seale Street, Jersey, Channel Islands. - George had died - Nancy recorded as ‘widow’. John Le Cras aged 40? Blacksmith was with the family. 1871 Census - John Le Cras, Nancy's brother is Head of Household, at 10 Seale Street, Jersey, Channel Islands, a Blacksmith, aged 48 born St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. Nancy is down as his sister, aged 50, a Tailoress, Eliza is down correctly as Niece, aged 23 a Milliner, but there is an Ada JOLIN aged 5 also down as a niece, born St Helier, Jersey, which I do not know where she fits in. Cannot be the child of George and Nancy as he had died at least 10 years before. I can only assume Nancy had had a relationship with someone else and had another child (Ada) and then she would have been John's niece. I cannot see how any other relationship would have given John a niece with the surname JOLIN. So that is what I have shown on the Chart above 1871 Census - John Le Cras, Nancy's brother is Head of Household, at 10 Seale Street, Jersey, Channel Islands, a Blacksmith, aged 48 born St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. Nancy is down as his sister, aged 50, a Tailoress, Eliza is down correctly as Niece, aged 23 a Milliner, but there is an Ada JOLIN aged 5 also down as a niece, born St Helier, Jersey, which I do not know where she fits in. Cannot be the child of George and Nancy as he had died at least 10 years before. I can only assume Nancy had had a relationship with someone else and had another child (Ada) and then she would have been John's niece. I cannot see how any other relationship would have given John a niece with the surname JOLIN. So that is what I have shown on the Chart above

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4 Anne JOLIN born about 1841 St Helier, Jersey Channel Islands occupation 1851 Scholar 1861 Tailoress	5 George John JOLIN born 4th November 1842 St Helier, Jersey Channel Islands baptised 16th November 1842 St Helier, Jersey Channel Islands occupation 1851 Scholar	6 Eliza Ann JOLIN born 10th January 1847 St Helier, Jersey Channel Islands baptised 5th February 1847 St Helier, Jersey Channel Islands buried 28th July 1847 St Helier, Jersey Channel Islands	7 Eliza Jane JOLIN born 19th January 1848 St Helier, Jersey Channel Islands baptised 20th February 1848 St Helier, Jersey Channel Islands occupation 1861 Tailoress 1871 Milliner		8 Ada JOLIN born 1866 St Helier, Jersey Channel Islands occupation 1871 Scholar

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