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Title: 1871 Census look up for Washington, Sussex
Post by: Jan_down_south on Thursday 10 May 07 00:50 BST (UK)
Hi there

Does anyone have access to the 1871 Census for Washington, Sussex.  I'm looking for William Kenchett and family.  William was born in 1863 so would be aged about 8.  10 years later he is a foot soldier in Chichester.

Also if you can find Emily Holland born c1868 in Horsham.  She and William married and settle in Findon, which is north of Worthing.

Many thanks
Jan  :)
Title: Re: 1871 Census look up for Washington, Sussex
Post by: deeiluka on Thursday 10 May 07 01:08 BST (UK)
This seeems like it might be him.....

RG10/1105/72/ 23

Findon, Sussex, England

George Kinchett 47  Head Farm Carter born Findon
Sarah Kinchett 33 Wife born Washington
William Kinchett 8 Son Born Washington
Henry Kinchett 2  Son Born Findon
Walter Charman 19 Lodger
Charles Atkins 18  Lodger

.....dee
Title: Re: 1871 Census look up for Washington, Sussex
Post by: deeiluka on Thursday 10 May 07 01:16 BST (UK)
and Emily.....

1871
RG10/1096/96/ 3

Horsham, Sussex, England

Thomas Holland 59   Head Ag Lab Born Shipley, Sussex
Caroline Holland 41 Wife Born Cowfold, Sussex
William Holland 10   
Ellis Holland 9
Charles Holland 7 
Emily Holland 3 
Alfred Holland 10 months 

All children born Horsham

......dee
Title: Re: 1871 Census look up for Washington, Sussex
Post by: Jan_down_south on Thursday 10 May 07 08:17 BST (UK)
Morning Dee

Thank you so much. 

Jan  :)  
Title: Re: 1871 Census look up for Washington, Sussex
Post by: Gillian8563 on Thursday 23 June 22 14:14 BST (UK)
Hi Jan. William kenchett is my gr grandfather - please get in touch if you need further information. In would love to know your connection.
Kind regards.
Title: Re: 1871 Census look up for Washington, Sussex
Post by: Jan_down_south on Sunday 10 July 22 18:42 BST (UK)
Hi Gillian

Thanks for your message but I think I started the thread quite some time ago.  I was doing a bit of research for someone I used to work with also by the name of Gillian.  Would that be you from the old L&E days?

Jan 
Title: Re: 1871 Census look up for Washington, Sussex
Post by: Gillian8563 on Sunday 10 July 22 19:26 BST (UK)
Thank you Jan - was this at Worthing - Norwich union/Aviva - if so it could well have been me 😂 x
Title: Re: 1871 Census look up for Washington, Sussex
Post by: Jan_down_south on Monday 18 July 22 11:19 BST (UK)
Hi Gill

Yes it is me, I should have recognised it being you from your login name.  ;D

I posted that message years ago when we'd been talking about the Kenchett name and you showed me that photo of your ancestor taken outside a shop in Findon village.

Have you managed to find out anymore?

I trust you're keeping well?  Shame about your holiday being cancelled but how was the spa?   

Jan   
Title: Re: 1871 Census look up for Washington, Sussex
Post by: Gillian8563 on Monday 18 July 22 12:48 BST (UK)
After I replied I remembered you doing it for me 😂. My sister found it and we both got curious! The spa was lovely ty not been to Bath before - lovely city. Family history going well not so much on dad side but on my mums side getting quite far, even related to Sir Frances Weston beheaded for treason for alleged dalliance with Anne Boleyn!! Hope you’re keeping well. Did mention on fb wd be good to have a reunion - been so long since we’ve all got together xxx
Title: Re: 1871 Census look up for Washington, Sussex
Post by: Jan_down_south on Monday 25 July 22 12:20 BST (UK)
Hi Gill

Yes Bath is lovely, did you visit "The Crescent" - quite stunning?

Pleased to hear you've kept on with the family history.  I'm not surprised you're having trouble with the Kenchetts.  Is it down to the spelling of the name changing over the years?

Ohh  :D  check you out, right back to the times of Anne Boleyn.  You've done well to get back that far but, I'm guessing Sir Frances Weston was "post" so it's far more likely there will be records.  Much more so than for commoners like me.

Where on FB did you suggest a re-union?  I did bump into Julie Griffiths last year in Tesco.  I heard this voice say "is that Mrs. Swietlik?"   She was just the same, just slimmer (like you!)

Jan