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Title: BLACK, Robert & family
Post by: peterstrelan on Thursday 05 February 04 11:11 GMT (UK)
Robert Black lived (we are told) in Lord St, Carlisle. He married around 1835 and had kids including Dorothy. Dorothy by our records was born 1842/45 but IGI gives her as born in the 1830's on the same date as her sister which we think is incorrect.
Looking for the 1850 census entry at this stage
Title: Re:BLACK, Robert & family
Post by: peterstrelan on Tuesday 10 February 04 11:23 GMT (UK)
A correction to my posting.
Robert Black, born 1835/45 lived at no 5 Lord St, Carlisle in January, 1879 with a wife and at least two children. He mentions his father as still alive (may have lived elsewhere) and a sister still alive. No names, though.
Would like to find Robert in the 1880 census and possibly as a child in earlier censuses.
Title: Re:BLACK, Robert & family
Post by: RootsChat on Sunday 22 February 04 12:30 GMT (UK)
Dear Peter,

I found the following family in the 1881 Census.

Robert BLACK   Head   M   Male   45   Carlisle, Cumberland, England   Carpenter Empl 3 Men & 4 Boys
   
 Louisa E. BLACK   Wife   M   Female   41   Carlisle, Cumberland, England
       
 Robert H. BLACK   Son      Male   8   Carlisle, Cumberland, England   Scholar
   
 John H. BLACK   Son      Male   7   Carlisle, Cumberland, England   Scholar  

Address 7 Myddleton St
St Cuthbert W/O - Botchergate, Cumberland, England

Bothergate is part of Carlisle
Title: Re:BLACK, Robert & family
Post by: peterstrelan on Monday 01 March 04 11:00 GMT (UK)
Thanks - looks a likely one. Any chance of an 1870/1860 census entry?
Peter
Title: Re:BLACK, Robert & family
Post by: RootsChat on Wednesday 03 March 04 20:45 GMT (UK)
Dear Peter,

I am pleased that this may be you Black family.

For a Census lookup for 1861/1871 it is best to post your request under the Census look-up section. I can not help you on this.

I am sure one of the Cumbrian Researchers may be able to help you further.

 ;D