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Title: Re: look up 1841 High Wycombe
Post by: GeoffGoddard on Thursday 12 April 07 13:03 BST (UK)
Hi
Could any help find a William Goddard and his wife Fanny on the 1841 census.  I'm sure that they were living there in 1836 as their daugther Elizabeth Ann was buried there.

Regards Geoff Goddard
Title: Re: look up 1841 High Wycombe
Post by: CaroleW on Thursday 12 April 07 23:32 BST (UK)
Hi

No Fanny/Frances Goddard in Bucks on the 1841.  There are only 2 William Goddards who were old enough to have fathered a child in 1836 - one is married to Mary & the other to Georgina
Title: Re: look up 1841 High Wycombe
Post by: GeoffGoddard on Friday 13 April 07 09:17 BST (UK)
Hi Carole

Thanks for the quick reply and for your help - it looks like I'll have to look elsewhere

Thanks again Geoff
Title: Re: look up 1841 High Wycombe
Post by: CaroleW on Friday 13 April 07 21:49 BST (UK)
Do you know if they had any other children born pre-1841
Title: Re: look up 1841 High Wycombe
Post by: GeoffGoddard on Saturday 14 April 07 11:10 BST (UK)
Hi Carole

Yes - John Goddard born in Windsor 1810, George William Goddard was born in High Wycombe about 1814 as was Elizabeth Ann 1816.  I have the baptism for John and Elizabeth but have never found George - typically the one I really want!

Regards Geoff
Title: Re: look up 1841 High Wycombe
Post by: CaroleW on Saturday 14 April 07 16:23 BST (UK)
Hi

Sorry - I thought  I may have been able to track them using the childrens names but they are too old to be living at home in 1841 - George was in Surrey in 1851 with a 10 year old daughter b Middlesex
Title: Re: look up 1841 High Wycombe
Post by: GeoffGoddard on Saturday 14 April 07 18:41 BST (UK)
Hi Carole

Thanks again. I've got all the census info apart from the 41. I know his first daughter was born in Marylebone just before the census but could never find the record. I was hoping William and Fanny were still in Bucks but it now doesn't seem likely.

Regards Geoff