1861/71 census lookup Emma Parcell -Waltham Abbey COMPLETE thank you

[behindthefrogs]

Emma Parcell was born in Waltham Abbey in 1852 and was living there with her husband William Daniel Maynard in 1881.

They were married in Woolwich in 1876.

Can anyone find her in 1861 and 1871 please.

Many thanks

David

[Emsworthy]

Hi David,

1871

41 Swordstone St, Waltham Holy Cross, Essex

Frederick Parsell, Head, 32/39, Dealer in Marine Stores, Hertfordshire Tewin?
Maria Parsell, Wife, 45
Charles Franklin, Son, 19, Barrel ?? at Small ?? Factory
Harriett Parsell, Daughter, 11, Scholar
Emma Parsell, Daughter, 9, Scholar
Thomas Speller, Brother in Law, 43, Day Servant
Emma Parsell, Sister, 19, General Servant Domestic
Thomas Page, Lodger, 61, Ag Lab, Essex Nazing

All others born Waltham Abbey

RG10/1346 Pg 32 & 33

Regards, Emma

[Emsworthy]

Had a look at 1861...couldn't get them yet, but found Frederick in 1851

Silver Street, Waltham Holy Cross

William Parcell, Head, 36, Farrier?, Harmer Green Herts
Mary Parcell, Wife, 33, Tewin
Susanna Parcell, Daughter, 14, Tewin
Frederick Parcell, Son, 12, Tewin
Eliza Parcell, Daughter, 11, Tewin
Daniel Parcell, Son, 3, Essex Waltham Abbey
William Page, Visitor, 42, Not known

HO107/1704 Pg 32

Regards, Emma

[behindthefrogs]

Thank you Emma,

As usual the answer raises as many questions as it answers. I am heading down a very strange path as the Maynards are on my father's side and the Parcells on my mother's.  This looks like really stirring up my genes as my parents came from no where near Waltham Cross.

David

[Prince-Ashton]

We have a large amount of information about the Maynard family of Walytham Abbey and surrounding areas, and about the Buswell, Tamkin, Pickbone and other names back to 1710 (and earlier for some of the surnames).

William Daniel died in the great Explosion at the Waltham Royal Gunpowder Factory in 1890.

If you are interested in the rest of this family please contact us on john.patrick@dsl.pipex.com