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Title: 1841 and 1851 Richard Scaysbrook
Post by: quirk_cantwell on Saturday 04 October 08 12:12 BST (UK)

Can someone have a look for Richard Scaysbrook and his family in the 1841 and 1851 census. He was born 1805 Sth Newington, Oxfordshire and was married to Mary Mobley. They may have been living at 13 Howard's Green, St Luke's Middlesex.
Thanks
Shauna

Title: Re: 1841 and 1851 Richard Scaysbrook
Post by: Yorkslass on Saturday 04 October 08 12:52 BST (UK)

Hi Shauna,

The 1841 census (HO107/667/4 Folio 16 Page 22)
The address looks like "Howards Green, Finsbury"
Shows a Richard Scaybrook 35  Sawyer, not born in county
Mary Scaybrook 35
Lucy 9
Rosanna 7
Ann 5
John 2
Only John was born in Middlesex.

Also living in the house were a Samuel and Mary Bolton and their son James aged 9 months.

Hope it helps,
Yorkslass

Title: Re: 1841 and 1851 Richard Scaysbrook
Post by: jamajo on Saturday 04 October 08 13:07 BST (UK)

Hi Shauna,

             Dont know if this is any help :)
              From OFHS Marriage Index (1538-1837)

18 Nov 1824 Richard Scaysbrook to Mary Mobley of Duns Tew at St Newington
31 Dec 1792 William Scaysbrooke, day lab, to Elizabeth West at South Newington
27 Oct 1822 Mary Scaysbrook to Thomas Checkley at S Newington

                 Sue

Title: Re: 1841 and 1851 Richard Scaysbrook
Post by: quirk_cantwell on Saturday 04 October 08 23:23 BST (UK)

Thanks Yorkslass,  :)
That definately looks like it could be them. Hopefully they can be found in 1851 to confirm some details.

Thanks Sue for the dates they will definately come in handy when I put the tree together.  :)

Cheers
Shauna

Title: Re: 1841 and 1851 Richard Scaysbrook
Post by: janan on Sunday 05 October 08 13:16 BST (UK)

I will keep looking in 1851.

Jan ;)

Link to your other thread

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,331873.0.html

Title: Re: 1841 and 1851 Richard Scaysbrook
Post by: cicely on Monday 16 February 09 09:43 GMT (UK)

From South Newington Parish Transcripts:


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First Generation
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1. Richard SCAYSBROOK, son of William SCAYSBROOK (1772- ) and Elizabeth WEST (1770-1824), was baptised on 3 March 1805 in South Newington.  He married Mary MOBLEY of Duns Tew on 18 November 1824 in South Newington.

   +2      Elizabeth SCAYSBROOK (1826-1828)
   +3      Hannah SCAYSBROOK (1827-1832)
   +4      Elizabeth SCAYSBROOK (1830- )
   +5      Lucy SCAYSBROOK (1831- )
   +6      William SCAYSBROOK (1833-1833)
   +7      Rose Anna SCAYSBROOK (1834- )
   +8      Anne SCAYSBROOK (1836- )


2. Elizabeth SCAYSBROOK, daughter of Richard SCAYSBROOK and Marywas baptised on 2 July 1826 in South Newington.  She was buried on 25 November 1828 in South Newington. 

3. Hannah SCAYSBROOK, daughter of Richard SCAYSBROOK and Mary was baptised on 14 October 1827 in South Newington.  She was buried on 26 July 1832 in South Newington.

4. Elizabeth SCAYSBROOK, daughter of Richard SCAYSBROOK and Mary was baptised on 6 June 1830 in South Newington.

5. Lucy SCAYSBROOK, daughter of Richard SCAYSBROOK and Mary was baptised on 27 December 1831 in South Newington.

6. William SCAYSBROOK, son of Richard SCAYSBROOK and Mary was baptised on 4 August 1833 in South Newington.  He was buried on 5 September 1833 in South Newington.

7. Rose Anna SCAYSBROOK, daughter of Richard SCAYSBROOK and Mary was baptised on 3 August 1834 in South Newington.

8. Anne SCAYSBROOK, daughter of Richard SCAYSBROOK and Mary was baptised on 7 August 1836 in South Newington.

Title: Re: 1841 and 1851 Richard Scaysbrook
Post by: quirk_cantwell on Monday 16 February 09 10:45 GMT (UK)

Thanks Cicely,
Your information is much appreciated and confirms I have the right family. How sad that so many children died. The second Elizabeth must have died as well as she wasn't on the 41 census. It is a shame that the 1851 census cannot be found to see if they had more children.
Thanks again
Kind regards
Shauna