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Title: look up request early 1800s censuses
Post by: laurenfay on Saturday 18 November 06 03:19 GMT (UK)
could anyone look up the following for me please?

MARY ANN LUMB b.1830 Thornhill(?) (1841 census)

HENRY (OR HENERY) WOFFENDEN (SPELLINGS VARY) b.1839 Alverthorpe (1841 and/or 1851 census)

SARAH PHILIPSON (OR PHILLIPSON) b.1838 Horbury

thanku! LF
Title: Re: look up request early 1800s censuses
Post by: AMBLY on Saturday 18 November 06 04:01 GMT (UK)
Hi LF

PHILLIPSON
Going by the 1851 (which enumerates place of birth) , this appears to be Sarah:

1841: Alverthorpe, Wakefield, Yorkshire
Hundred of Agbrigg - Lower Division
REF: :HO107/1271/6, Folio 34, Pg8:
ADDRESS; (L?)untergate
John PHILLIPSON 25, Woolen Spinner J. - Y
Hannah PHILLIPSON 25 - Y
Sarah PHILLIPSON 3 - Y
Mary PHILLIPSON  1 - Y

For LUMB and WOFFENDEN, do you have the names of  parents and any siblings they  may be with? 1841 does not enumerate POB - do you expect them to be living in the towns they were born in:?

Cheers
AMBLY

Title: Re: look up request early 1800s censuses
Post by: laurenfay on Saturday 18 November 06 20:48 GMT (UK)
Hi

thanks, that was very helpful. sorry i cant tell you anything about siblings or parents, thats the info im looking fr, however, i definitely expect lumb to be living in dewsbury/thornhill, as thats where she was born and married. woffenden was only born 2 years previously so i expect he might be living in alverthorpe, but he later married into a horbury family, so the horbury area is also a possibilty. there is also a feint possibilty of heckmondwike connections (i think this may have originated further back, but perhaps need to look into the family of thomas woffenden a horse doctor? i know he had children born around the same period as henry) defitly imagine all to be living in the west yorks however, if that helps.