1841 census look up - Miller LOOK UP COMPLETE

[tobyjug]

I'd be really grateful if someone could try to locate a Thomas G Miller on the 1841 census (or indeed ANY census).  He was born in Liverpool although I don't know what district.  He married in 1856 and was of "full age" so I suggest a birth date of 1830 to 1838.  His father was John Miller who may have been a ship's steward.
I can only find a reference to Thomas' marriage on the Isle of Man in 1856, when he was a steward aboard the "Marco Polo" and his father's occupation was ship's steward.

[tobyjug]

Possibly Thomas Gibbons Miller
Father John, Mother Jane, Brother John Bell Miller around St Nicholas area???

[mo-jo]

tobyjug, i looked for you last night and found a few thomas Millers, but couldn't follow them up as baby woke up, glad now as the one i was going to discount may be the one you need

george miller 9yrs
John Miller 8yrs
Thomas Miller 6yrs
Edward Miller 4yrs... are all staying with a
Margaret bell 66yrs
robert Bell 32yrs stonemason?
john Bell 22yrs stonemason?
jane holieshan 34yrs dressmaker
mary bridge 19yrs

there is no address on the page so i don't have a clue where they lived so i will scroll back and forth to other pages and get back to you - Mo-jo

[mo-jo]

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the images further back show Limekiln Lane and Back portland st.. hope these help...mo-jo

[tobyjug]

Thanks so much mo-jo.
This may be the one.  I won't really know until I find information further on in his life.  I've found a reference to his baptism and obviously his marriage if he is the right one (and there are not many Thomas G.s about).  I suspect he jumped ship in Australia during the gold rush as there doesn't appear to be any reference to him in Liverpool after he married my G.G.grandmother on the Isle of Man.

[tobyjug]

Look up completed