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Title: Hornchurch/Romford - 1841,51 or 61
Post by: Dino25 on Saturday 30 October 04 22:41 BST (UK)

Hello

I am trying to findout more about my Gt-Gt-Grandmother Alice Clare born approx 1840 in Romford (although she sometimes puts Hornchurch). I believe her mother's name is Ellen and she was from Norfolk.

Any assistance would be gratefully received. Thanks in anticipation

Dino

Title: Re: Hornchurch/Romford - 1841,51 or 61
Post by: kated on Tuesday 02 November 04 15:18 GMT (UK)

Hi Dino,

Where do you think she was in the census years? You could check the indexes for the districts to search for her.

Kate

Title: Re: Hornchurch/Romford - 1841,51 or 61
Post by: Geoff of Devon on Tuesday 02 November 04 19:15 GMT (UK)

These are the only Clare in Romford 1861 RG9/1068:
Surname   Forenames age dwm Piece Folio Parish
CLARE   CHARLOTTE37      1068   92   RMF
CLARE   MARIA C   6      1068   92   RMF
CLARE   SARAH E   4      1068   92   RMF
CLARE   THOMAS   42      1068   92   RMF
None in 1841!
Good hunting,
Geoff.

Title: Re: Hornchurch/Romford - 1841,51 or 61
Post by: kevan on Tuesday 02 November 04 23:29 GMT (UK)

Hi Geoff,
            I hope you haven't taken my Romford 1841 as complete. I think it is only the first census. She may be lurking in one of the untranscribed census of Romford, or elsewhere.
Best
Kevan
ps I would personally purchase a copy of the Archivecd 1841 census
 http://www.rod-neep.co.uk/acatalog/ess-census.html
which i am sure is a lot better than the copy I have from one of the other companies.

Title: Re: Hornchurch/Romford - 1841,51 or 61
Post by: Dino25 on Wednesday 03 November 04 22:05 GMT (UK)

Thanks Kevan, Geoff & Kate for the replies.

I must admit I don't know how long she stayed in Romford.
Her mother Ellen Clare died aged 90 in Kensington 1879.

I'm going to try to find out when and where George and Alice married.

In the meantime thanks for your input.

Dino

PS:- I like the Essex1841 site, Kevan - lot's of good links.