1841/51 Censuses - Cornelius Kirk

[Rose Lea]

I would be most grateful if someone could look up Cornelius Kirk born about 1817 in Arnold, Notts. 

[Steve Ley]

Carlton

George  HASTINGS    35      Kirks Bldgs   FWK 
Ann          "               30     Kirks Bldgs                   
Hannah    "               4      Kirks Bldgs                   
Cornelius  KIRK       20      Kirks Bldgs   J FWK   
Thomas  SLACK      60      Kirks Bldgs    J FWK   

All born in county.




Steve.

[suffolk*sue]

There is this one, but older than you stated.

1841

HO 107/855/4  -  Arnold
Sch. 15, Page 25
Folly Houses

KIRK
Cornelius - 35 - framework knitter
Amelia - 32
Thomas - 6
John MININ?? - 45 - J. - not born in county

[Steve Ley]

1851
2128  318

Gedling

Carlton
Cornelius Kirk  H  Mar  29  Cottages  ?   Carlton, Nott's
Emily Kirk  W  Mar  35      Cottages wife  Gedling, Nott's
Ann Aslin  D in law  12       Scholar          Carlton, Nott's
Emma Aslin D in law  9      Scholar           St. Marys, Nott's
Fanny Aslin Aunt  33         Seamstress    Carlton, Nott's


Steve.

[Steve Ley]

In case you don't have this

8/12/1844 Cornelius KIRK and Amelia ASLIN  Gedling

from the NFHS marriages transcripts.


Steve.

[Steve Ley]

And from the NFHS baptism transcripts;

All Arnold
9/7/1843  Samuel
29/8/1847  James
29/8/1847  Eliza

Parents Cornelius and Amelia,  Cornelius a FWK



Steve.

[Numberonedriver]

Cornelius Kirk is my 4 x great grandfather... His son was Samuel who was father of Edward who had my grandad Arthur and my dad Geoffrey and me James..

[Annie65115]

I've replied on your other thread in chat general. Perhaps you could ask one of the mods to merge these 2 threads.

It looks on first glance to me as though your Cornelius was from Oxton, married Elizabeth Glover in 1826, then remarried Amelia Wibberley in 1840 after Elizabeth's death. I think the Cornelius and Amelia in Gedling are a different couple (both couples are around concurrently in the later censuses!) I am rushing to go out atm though so not given this deep thought - prepared to be corrected!