1841 Census Help!!!

[LisaLade]

Hi everyone,

I have just found my Gt Gt Gt Grandmother - Sarah Hasson (aged 15) - on the 1841 census.  She is living with her siblings and numerous other people.

Does anyone know what this place was?  i.e. a workhouse or orphanage or something as I can't work out why all these people are at the same address.

The folio number is H0107/675/13 if anybody can help who has more knowledge on this sort of thing than me!!!

Thank you

Lisa

[patrish]

Hi Lisa,

The address is Newman St, so I dont think it would be a workhouse or orphanage.  I will take another look forwards see if I can find anything.


Patrish.

[patrish]

Have gone forward 3 or 4 pages and it is still Newman St, it was probably a long street and the enumerator has not put the individual dwelling numbers down, thats common to the 41 census I am afraid.


Patrish.

[LisaLade]

Thanks very much Patrish.

I'm just disappointed that I can't get back one more step from Sarah!

Cheers,
Lisa

[patrish]

Lisa,  on the IGI I found these,

Charles Hassan b 28.3.1821 ch. 1.5.1821 All Souls, Marylebone.

Sarah Hassan b 14.9.1825 ch. 12.10. 1825 All Souls, Marylebone.

Father William  Mother Amelia.

Marriage of William Hassan to Emelia Torres 28.8.1814 St Maryleone.

Newman Street was in Marylebone.


Patrish.

[LisaLade]

Patrish - you are brilliant!!!!

Thank you ever so much for that.

Cheers,
Lisa

[patrish]

Glad to help Lisa, if these are correct I will see if I can get any more on the parents, mother sounds of foreign descent.


Patrish.

[LisaLade]

Hi Patrish

Found Amelia & William's marriage on the Pallot Marriage Index on Ancestry.co.uk.    On the original image it states Amelia's surname as JONES!

Not of foreign descent after all!!!!

Cheers,
Lisa

[patrish]

Thats great Lisa, unfortunately there are loads of errors on the IGI, mind you Jones will be a nightmare to trace being so common, I wish you luck, if I can help let me know by p.m.  Happy hunting.

Patrish.