1851 census WILLIAM R VILLIERS

[viljoy]

Please would some kind person look up in 1851 census for Cambridgeshire William R Villiers born 1829 and give me details of anyone else in the household.
                           Thanks

[Nutty1966]

Hi

Was William born in Cambridge??  As I can see one born in Hartlebury, Worcestershire, but is in Cambridge as a student at St Andrews Sheet Christ College

RG H0107 1760 581 11
WILLIAM R VILLIERS 29 UNDERGRADUATE BORN HATRLEBURY, WORCS

Jane

[viljoy]

Thanks. This is not the William Villiers I am looking for but I needed to eliminate him. The one I want is William H Villiers born 1819 in Burton on Trent. I thought the letters and numbers might have been mistakenly transcribed. I'm ever hopeful! The William I am looking for is on the 1861,71 and 81 Censuses for Eynesbury Hunts. I can find his death but am no further forward finding earlier details.

[welsh lady]

I cant find William in 1851 either.As Edwin his first son was born 1852 in Gamlingay Cambs  youd think hed be in Cambridge area.
Who was William Villiers married to ?
Do you have marriage cert?If you do can you  post details please.More info we have the better.

Welsh Lady

[viljoy]

I have a birth certificate for Edwyn and mother is named as Ann, formerly Brealy. This surname is Breary on another child's birth certifiacate. I have been unable to find a marriage certificate or a death for Ann.
                            Thanks for your help

[welsh lady]

I cant find them the only one close to the name if its been
mistranscribed is below and right birthplace .age and occupation but wifes name is wrong unless she was Mary Ann?

1851 Brixworth,Northampton
H0107 Piece 1742 Folio 395 Page 6

George Gammage,Head,46,Ag Lab,Brixworth,Northampton
Sarah Gammage,Wife,42,Collesbrook,Northampton
William Wallers,Visitor,31,Saddler,Burton on Trent,Staffs
Mary Wallers,Visitor,25,Dressmaker,Buxton,Derbyshire

Sorry couldnt be of more help

Welsh Lady

[bedfordshire boy]

Hi Yvonne

He covered his tracks well, didn't he!

Is it accepted that Ann Brealy who moved down from Yorks to Bolnhurst/St Neots/Eynesbury with the rest of her family is the mother of the first three children, and she never married William Villiers? I must confess I find it hard to get my head round the thought that three young children would be left with their father and his servant, with the mother living elsewhere in the parish. Doesn't sound right.

I cannot find William either in 1851 - is it possible he could have been in the army, although he's never referred to as a Chelsea pensioner? 32 is getting on a bit to have his first child? Did he have a wife and children, hence him perhaps changing name and not marrying either of the mothers of his children?

This is a tough one!

Regards

David