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Hi this is very nice of you.

I can send you some documents that I have over the email.

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But in answer to your question he appears on the 41 census onwards. Living in Stanford Hill.  You can identify him as his wife was Eliza (might have been a short version of Elizabeth) and he had 7 daughters and 3 sons, however, ambrose wasn't born until around 1843. So he doesn't appear on the 1841 census but he does appear on the 1851 of course. He lived at least from 1841 at no. 1 Victoria Place

Here is the possible street name - there is several streets or roads but I can find a place but this gives you the idea. He would have been a reasonably wealthy man.
This is the only Victoria Place in London that I can see but this is Richmond.

Do you have access to acenstry.com.au or do you have access to New.familysearch.org then you could see al things or I can send you a PDF of what it all looks like.

Thank you so much

Charles
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Well that is kind of you.

My Charles Humphreys was born in 1795 and his son Charles was Christened is December 1839.

Sounds like they were part of the same family as it was usual to call the first borne Charles.  I have a hunch that if Charles had a cousin or nephew that he may well have called his son Charles just as their fathers would have done before them.

You would happen to know if anyone of these Charles Humphreys worked for W C Humphreys at Humphreys and Percival?

Thanks

Charles

Hey Graham

If that is your name and I have got it right.

Are you saying there might be one in my local Family History Centre or did you mean FHS. if you meant FHC  then I do have a Latter Day Saint chapel near by - do you think they would have one there?

Charles

you may want to contact the law society in london who keep records forever. i am trying to do the same thing when i spoke to a barrister I'm london last night - i am in new zealand and want to find my 8th great grandfather and i have  a hunch it is only by looking at employment records around 1828 etc