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Title: 1851 census possibly Blackwell
Post by: linnet on Thursday 17 January 08 15:45 GMT (UK)
Hi

Looking for the following please:

William Park Labourer aged around 50 Labourer
Martha aged around 60
with children
Henry aged around 15 & Thomas aged around 12

They are living in Blackwell in 1841

Many thanks

Linnet
Title: Re: 1851 census possibly Blackwell
Post by: Ecneps on Thursday 17 January 08 16:04 GMT (UK)
Hi Linnet

Here's Henry:

1851 HO107/2384 fol.672 p.13
Bradbury Village, Durham
in household of farmer Stephen Burdon
Henry Park servt 16 Farm Servant  Durham Blackwell

still looking for the others

Barbara
Title: Re: 1851 census possibly Blackwell
Post by: patrish on Thursday 17 January 08 16:08 GMT (UK)
Hi Linnett

Cant find either Wm or Martha in 51, in view of thier ages they could be deceased unless you have them on a future census  :-\

There is a Henry Park un  16 Farm Servant b Durham Blackwell. Living Village of Bradbury .



Title: Re: 1851 census possibly Blackwell
Post by: JosiahS on Thursday 17 January 08 16:12 GMT (UK)
Hi there

There is a William Park who is married but living alone living in Blackwell village in the 1851.

He is aged 56 and he is an Ag Lab from Croft in Yorkshire.

Ref: HO107/2382/~F434

Martha aged 57  is listed separately but still in the village living with Thomas 12, James 8 (marked as her son??) and two visitors called Armstrong.  All three Parks are from Blackwell

HO107/2382/~F434 as well.

Ashley
Title: Re: 1851 census possibly Blackwell
Post by: linnet on Thursday 17 January 08 16:24 GMT (UK)
Hi

Thanks very much for your time and effort

The William Park from Croft is definitely right because I have his son William as being born in Croft. Looks like all the rest is correct too

Thanks a lot

Linnet
Title: Re: 1851 census possibly Blackwell
Post by: Ecneps on Thursday 17 January 08 16:28 GMT (UK)
Do you have the full 1841 Blackwell census, the one I can see lists 3 more children, John 15, Mary 11 & Joseph 7 as well as Henry & Thomas

Barbara
Title: Re: 1851 census possibly Blackwell
Post by: JosiahS on Thursday 17 January 08 16:35 GMT (UK)
From the 1851 Martha is rather old to have a son aged 8 - I wonder if he could be Mary's?
Title: Re: 1851 census possibly Blackwell
Post by: linnet on Friday 18 January 08 15:42 GMT (UK)
Hi Barbara

The full 1841 census details for the family would be very welcome

Thanks very much

Linnet
Title: Re: 1851 census possibly Blackwell
Post by: JosiahS on Friday 18 January 08 17:10 GMT (UK)
Martha is still alive in 1861 living with her sons Joseph 27 and Henry 24.  She is a widow and the two lads are labourers and unmarried.

Two doors away is a William Park aged 35 born Blackwell with his wife (30) Jane born Newcastle and children named by initials:
M.A - female aged 6
M.M. - female aged 3
Jn. A - male aged 1

Ashley
Title: Re: 1851 census possibly Blackwell
Post by: Ecneps on Friday 18 January 08 22:33 GMT (UK)
Hi Linnet

1841 HO107/303/19 fol.1 p.1  Blackwell, Durham
PARK
William  40  Ag. Lab
Martha  40
John 15
Mary 11
Joseph 7
Henry 5
Thos. 2

This has been indexed on ancestry as Pack, and amended to Park by someone who says it is a 'known ancestor'.

Barbara
Title: Re: 1851 census possibly Blackwell
Post by: Epapip on Sunday 19 September 10 17:54 BST (UK)
The Parks at Blackwell are a branch of my side; a relative in Canada has their fully history I believe.
They lead back to a marriage at Kirby Wiske in 1790.
Title: Re: 1851 census possibly Blackwell
Post by: jcanadian on Sunday 26 September 10 15:27 BST (UK)
I have read these posts and I descend from the Blackwell "Park" family.  John and Thomas both in the 1841 census emigrated to Canadan.  They were sons of William and Martha.  Glad to answer any questions.  I have photos of John and Thomas and would like to see photos of their 5 other brothers (William, George, Henry, Joseph and James.  The one sister, Mary, married Robert Pybus of Manfield.