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Hi!
I'm searching for
Richard Collins HAWKES in Richmond, b. abt 1819, Richmond
Jane HAWKES b abt 1816, Clapham
John HAWKES b. abt 1848, Richmond
John was born in Hill St in 1848, but I do not know if that was where they were for the 1851. They were still in Richmond somewhere in 1856 when a daughter, Alice was born in 1856.
Any info much appreciated.
Thanks - Bambino
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living in richmond surrey in 1851-
richard hawkes 32yrs gardener BORN RICHMOND
jane 35yrs BORN CLAPHAM
richard 7yrs BORN RICHMOND
stephen 6yrs BORN MORTLAKE
henry 4yrs BORN MORTLAKE
jane 5 days BORN RICHMOND
ann hawkes mother married 60yrs BORN FUNTINGTON
SOURCE INFO-H0107-1605
FOLIO-36
PAGE-21
regards
alli
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Many thanks for that info - much appreciated.
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Bambino
1841
VINEYARD MOUNT ANARAT HOUSE, RICHMOND
HENRY HAWKES 50 M.S N
ANN " 50 N
RICHARD " 20 M.S Y
WILLIAM " 15 GROCERS ? Y
HELEN " 15 DRESSMAKER Y
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* in 1841 when age not known the rounding down process was used (it happened all the time) ie 20-25=20
Regards
Bryant
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Thank you Bryant! That really helps with the jigsaw! Feeling a bit ignorant - Do you know what MS means? Would it be male-servant?
Thanks again - Louise
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Louise
M.S...........Male servant it is ;)
F.S.............you guessed it
Bryant
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You are a star - thanks ;)
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Hello,
that might be 'Mount ARARAT House' in 1841 - present day Mount Ararat Road in Richmond intersects with another road called The Vineyard. :)
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Very interesting - thanks for that -I shall follow it up further.
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Hi again!
Just remembered that Richmond Libraries' website has a lot of info on Hill Street, including censuses for each house number, at
www.richmond.gov.uk/home/leisure_and_culture/local_history_and_heritage/local_studies_collection/a_walk_down_hill_street.htm
Hope this helps! :)
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What a fascinating web site! Thanks so much :)
Some fab pictures! Had a quick scan, but not found them yet, tho annoyingly I think most of the family had moved to Queens St for the 1851 and others were in Upper Hill St!
Still, it's a great point of reference for further investigation.
Thanks again!