1841 census for Lavender

[debbi2k]

I am looking for 1841 census for

Henry Lavender abt 1798 with wife and children please and also William Lavender abt 1762 possibly with wife.

Brede,Sussex

Many thanks

Debbi

[Chris in 1066Land]

Hi Debbie

There is only one family of Lavender's in the 1841 census for Brede

HO107/ 1106/ 7 - Frymans, Brede

LAVENDAR Henry, 40, Ag Lab
................  Elizabeth, 40
................  William, 20
................  James, 14
................  Charlotte, 13
................  Rachel, 11
................  Thomas, 9
................  Stephen, 7
................  Richard, 4

All born in county of Sussex

Hope that helps

Chris in 1066

[debbi2k]

Hi Chris,

Happy Easter.

Thank you very much for the 1841 trans.I am sure you have the right family there as the children match with those on 1851.

Best Wishes

Debbi

[debbi2k]

Chris,

you say they are the only family in Brede(I guess the father William must be somewhere else in Sussex) but are there any other Lavenders about in Brede as servants?

I am looking at the gap inbetween William and James and wondering if there are more children out at work somewhere.

Thank you

Debbi

[Chris in 1066Land]

Debbie

Sorry , but it is the only LAVENDER surname listed in the 1841 for either

Brede, Peasmarsh, Beckley, Northiam, Udimore, Icklesham and Winchelsea

which I think is a good area around Brede

Chris in 1066

[Chris in 1066Land]

Hi again

This is the one and only marriage of a Henry to an Elizabeth in Sussex about 1821.

Marriage:
Location: Guestling, East Sussex.
Date: 12 Apr 1819.
Groom: Henry LAVENDER.
Bride: Elizabeth TOLHURST

Will now have a look in Guestling to see if there are any Lavenders there in 1841

Chris in 1066

[Chris in 1066Land]

Hi again

There is only one entry for Lavender in Guestling, but it does not look very promising

HO107/ 1106/ 10 - Fiars Hill, Guestling

Lavender, Lucy, 55, Pauper
..............  David, 15, Ag Lab

Drop it on the back burner for future reference.

Chris in 1066

[debbi2k]

Dear Chris,

what a Easter bunny you are!

Thank you for all your efforts and the marriage of Edward to Elizabeth,as always you have been most helpful and I truely appreciate it.

Debbi

[Chris in 1066Land]

Debbie

What an idiot I am ? - no other words for it.

When I found your Henry, Elizabeth and family; in the excitement I failed to notice that right next door was the following:

William Lavender, 75 - Ag Lab
Mary Lavender, 70

What am absolute plonker you must think I am.

Cant believe how I missed em

Anyway, sorry about that

Chris in 1066