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Title: Hoo Hall
Post by: percy porter on Wednesday 25 February 26 01:00 GMT (UK)

Is it possible to do a search of addresses on the census? I am trying to find who lived there in the mid 1800's.
I know who owns the property but not who the resident's where

TIA

Alan NZ

Title: Re: Hoo Hall
Post by: CaroleW on Wednesday 25 February 26 01:10 GMT (UK)

FindMyPast allows census search by address from 1841 onwards

Title: Re: Hoo Hall
Post by: maddys52 on Wednesday 25 February 26 02:34 GMT (UK)

There is the family of Ellis GLEED (35, farmer) at Hoo Hall

1841 -  https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M73D-Z6C?lang=en

1851 - https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:SGR2-YSD?lang=en

Still there is 1861, though I can't find it on familysearch.
RG9/1172/67 pg1

Modified to add:
Not sure why I missed it, but here is the 1861
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M7DS-KKG?lang=en

Title: Re: Hoo Hall
Post by: maddys52 on Wednesday 25 February 26 02:55 GMT (UK)

I can't attach it here, but if you are interested there is a nice obituary for Ellis GLEED:
Tuesday,  Mar. 16, 1886
Publication: The Ipswich Journal

Title: Re: Hoo Hall
Post by: maddys52 on Wednesday 25 February 26 03:02 GMT (UK)

The family of Henry Wake MANBY is at Hoo Hall

1871 - https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VFN6-CPL?lang=en

1881 - https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q27D-TJLL?lang=en

Still there in 1891, though again I can't readily find them on familysearch
RG12/1479/65 pg6

Modified to add:
Found it now, transcribed as MANLY
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:4FFT-HW2?lang=en

Title: Re: Hoo Hall
Post by: percy porter on Wednesday 25 February 26 06:36 GMT (UK)

thanks, Maddy, unfortunately it doesn't solve my puzzle.

Title: Re: Hoo Hall
Post by: hanes teulu on Wednesday 25 February 26 09:59 GMT (UK)

Page 1 of the Ipswich Journal, 3 Jun 1854 carries two adverts referring to "Hoo Hall. One relates to the  "Grand Courts Baron of Sir Edward Clarence Kerrison" at Oakley, the other to supplying improved turnip manure and mentions the Ellis Lethers Glede at Hoo/Plomesgate (already mentioned). Oakley and Hoo are about 19 miles apart and the adverts may be referring to the same property. Just want to confirm you are chasing the Hoo/Plomesgate property already well identified by Maddy?

I cannot post images of the newspaper adverts (status of post does not cater for attachments).

Title: Re: Hoo Hall
Post by: maddys52 on Thursday 26 February 26 04:47 GMT (UK)

Quote from: percy porter on Wednesday 25 February 26 06:36 GMT (UK)

thanks, Maddy, unfortunately it doesn't solve my puzzle.

We're happy to help - do you want to share your puzzle?  :D