1851 census Bethnal Green COMPLETED

[Daisy Dee]

Thank you very much for your time and trouble - very kind of you

Much happiness

[thewestrops5]

Hi Sylviaann

Could you be kind enough to look up a James Hunter.  From the 1891 census he was born in Bethnal Green and 51 years of age, which would make him about 10 yrs of age in 1851.  Thanking you in advance.

All the best
Sandra

[Sylviaann]

Hello Sandra

Is this him?
Richard Hunter 46
Ann Hunter 13
James Hunter 8
Richard Hunter 6
All born Bethnal Green St Matthew Dist

Bethnal Green Church district pro bundle ho 107/1541 folio 171

The nearest I can get to a Street
Sub district Church folio 169-189
Little Collingwood Street, Foster Street, York Place, Duke Street, East side only Wellington Street. (ST Bartholomews)

The only other James Hunter was 41.  Don't know where the mother was if she was still alive.

Sylvia

[thewestrops5]

Sylvia

That's great!  It must be him, because he did have a younger brother called Richard staying with him in 1891.  Thanks for looking him up for me.

All the best
Sandra

[Richard Knott]

William and Elizabeth (bc1805) Gower were married in Stepney but may have moved to Bethnal Green by 1851. I would be grateful if you could check your index. Thanks.
Richard

[Sylviaann]

Sorry, William and Elizabeth not in Bethnal Green 1851.

Sylviaann

[webb1e]

Hello,
I wonder if you could help me out with your Bethnal Green census. I am trying to find Annie SMITH, who was married in B G in 1854. All I know about her is that hse was born in Scotland about 1835, and her father was James SMITH, a "Carrier".
Thanks very much,

John

[Sylviaann]

Sorry no Ann or Annie Smith born in Scotland.  

I do sympathise with you.  I have a Thomas Anderson Smith.  I managed to get back because he had a middle name but his father was just Thomas and there were hundreds on the IGI born about the right time.

Sorry

Sylviaann

[webb1e]

Hello Sylviaann,

Thanks very much for looking anyway - at least I know ehre she wasn't!
Thanks again,
John