1851 census lookup Scruton

[Wrigleys]

Looking for a reference for John Horner, wife possibly Mary and son William 1yo, and or in 1861 with daughter Mary Ellen / Ellen Mary 10yo

[AussieGenealogy]

A possibility?


1861

John Horner      33  Kirby Wiske      Head   Plate Layer
Jane Horner      37     #       #          Wife     GateKeeper
William Horner  12   Sowerby           Son     Scholar
Ellen Horner      10   Scuton              Dau        #
John Horner       8       #                   Son        #
Robert Horner    3   Ainderby Steeple #           

RG9/3363   Folio 33  Page 6  Northallerton

[AussieGenealogy]

Theres this family in 1851

John Horner Jnr.   26  Kirk Hammerton  Head Bricklayer Journeryman
Mary  Horner        25 Whixley               Wife
William Horner      2   Kirk Hammerton  Son
Elizabeth Horner 9mth  #         #          dau

HO107/2283  Folio 430   Page  13  Knaresborough


but this one looks better

John Horner      29  Warley         Head   Joiner & cab. Maker
Mary Horner      28  Rochdale      Wife
William Horner    6      #              Son
Sarah Horner      5      #              Dau
Ellen Horner        4      #               #
Elizabeth Horner 2  Huddersfield   #     
James Horner    2mth Warley       Son


HO107/2300  Folio 536   Page   5  Halifax Sowerby   

[Pels.]

Hi Pete,

Finally got them in 1851 - transcribed as Homer! 

1851 census:
HO107/2378, folio 49, page 1

Yorkshire, Scruton
Scruton Lane House

John Horner, h. mar. 23, Ag. Lab. b. Yorkshire, Kirby Wiske
Jane, wife, mar. 21, b. Yorkshire, Kirby Wiske
William, son, 2, b. Yorkshire, Kirby Wiske
Ellen, dau. 3 mths. b. Yorkshire, Scruton

I had a good idea Annie was correct for the 1861, but had my doubts about the others?

Could I also mention in 1861, the family were living in a village called Ainderby Steeple.

Kind regards,

Pels 

[Pels.]

Here is a link from Genuki showing you where they were in 1861.

If you then click onto nearby places, Scruton and Ainderby Steeple are only a couple of miles apart.

http://www.rootschat.com/links/0160/

Pels 

[Pels.]

Hi Pete,

Here, I think is the Scruton connection, Catherine was born nearby!

1861 census;
RG9/3634, folio 139, page 9

Yorkshire, Thirsk, Kirby Wiske
Kirby Grange

William Horner, h. mar. 60, Farmer of 65 acres, b. Yks. Newsham cum Breckenbro'
Catharine, wife, 60, Farmers wife, b. Yks. Kirby Fleetham
Robert, son, unm. 22, b. Yks. Kirby Wiske
William Parker, serv. 13, Farm ser. Carter, b. Yks. Kilvington

[Pels.]

This is quite exciting for you!! On the actual return form, under where it says - Standard Hill, this is written:

The spot where the Battle of the Standard was fought!! 

http://www.rootschat.com/links/0164/


1851 census:
folio 267, page 22

Yorkshire, Northallerton, Brompton

Standard Hill

William Horner, h. mar. 50, Farmer of 64, acres, b. Newsam
Catherine, wife, 50, b. Kirby Fleetham
Mary Ann, dau. 19, Farmers daughter, b. Kirby Wiske
Elizabeth, dau. 15, b. Kirby Wiske
Robert, son, 13, b. Kirby Wiske

Transcribed as Horness this time! 

[Pels.]

You would think I'd learn - transcribed as Homer again!! 

1841 census:
HO107/1244/7, folio 4, page 3

Yorkshire, Thirsk, Kirby Wiske

William Horner, 35, Ag. Lest? Lert?
Catherine, 35
John, 12
Marg. 8
Elizabeth, 4
Robert, 3

Kindest regards,

Pels 

[Wrigleys]

Pels

  You are magical

         Pete

This is quite exciting for you!! On the actual return form, under where it says - Standard Hill, this is written:

The spot where the Battle of the Standard was fought!! 

http://www.rootschat.com/links/0164/


1851 census:
folio 267, page 22

Yorkshire, Northallerton, Brompton

Standard Hill

William Horner, h. mar. 50, Farmer of 64, acres, b. Newsam
Catherine, wife, 50, b. Kirby Fleetham
Mary Ann, dau. 19, Farmers daughter, b. Kirby Wiske
Elizabeth, dau. 15, b. Kirby Wiske
Robert, son, 13, b. Kirby Wiske

Transcribed as Horness this time!