??1861 census puzzle...............

[Richard Knott]

Thanks Richard for your time. It was really my Great Grandmother Jessie that I was interested in but got carried away with the Curtis family. That what genealogy does to you.

So do you still need any information?
Presumably you have now seen the 1871 entry for Peter Tinney, or would you like me to post it?
Richard

[Helina]

Hi Richard,

Not sure about the 1871 census, found a Peter Tinney b 1819, boarder. Bottem of page torn.

helina

[Helina]

Hi Richard,

Not sure about the 1871 census, found a Peter Tinney b 1819, boarder. Bottem of page torn.

helina

[Richard Knott]

RG10/2135
31 Keate St, Devonport  (indexed as TENNEY)

Peter Tinney, 47, factory lab, b Devonport
Mary Ann Tinney, 48, b Tavistock
Alfred P Tinney, 11, son, b Morice Town
Jessie Tinney, 9, dau, b MT
N/Melly Tinney, 7, dau, b MT
Annie Tinney, 13, dau, b MT

Richard

[Richard Knott]

...and in case you don't have them:

1861   RG9/1456
7 Pym St
Peter Tinney, 36, pensioner RN, b Devonport
Mary A Tinney, 39, b Devonport
Annie Tinney, 3, b Morice Town
Alfred Tinney, 1, b MT

1881
20 Cambridge st, Stoke Damerel
Peter Tinney, 56, naval pensioner, b Devonport
Mary A T, 57, b Lamerton
Jessie T, 19, domestic servant
Nellie, 17, dressmaker

Alfred P Tinney has joined the RN and is on the Northumberland.

Richard

[Helina]

Thanks again Richard,
 Had the children and aware Alfred joined joined the navy eventually marrying a lady called Alice.
 But I was wrong regarding the 1871 census entry.
Noticed Mary Ann was born in 2 different places according to the census.
helina