Joseph Walker Maudson 1871 census

[Mungbeans]

Could I please have a lookup for the 1871 census for:

Joseph Walker Maudson b. 1840 Chesterfield Derby
Clara Maudson b.1844 Sheffield, Yorkshire
Children (probably) - Lily, Frank, Joseph

Thank you

[karenlee]

Hi

Is this them :-

1871 Census England Yorkshire Brightside Bierlow
RG10/4629/108/26
99 Prospect Road

MAUDSON
Joseph W Head Marr 36 ? Manufacturer Derby Chesterfield
Clara Wife Marr 34 Yorkshire Sheffield
Lilly Dau Unmarr 7 Scholar Yorkshire Sheffield
Frank Son Unmarr 5 Scholar Yorkshire Sheffield
Harry Son Unmarr 4 Yorkshire Sheffield
Joseph Son Unmarr 1 Yorkshire Sheffield
William Son Unmarr 6mths Yorkshire Sheffield
Naomi MELTON Serv Unmarr 28 General Servant Yorkshire Downham
Elizabeth HALLAM Serv Unmarr 12 Nursemaid Yorkshire Sheffield

Joseph's occupation was hard to decipher, maybe someone else here with better eyes can work it out for you.

Cheers
Karenlee

[Mungbeans]

Thank you for looking this up for me.

I believe he had a music store and manufactured harmoniums (I think they are called).    Its sad to read about the two extra children - all in all they seem to have lost about 5 children in infancy.

[karenlee]

Harmonium would kind of fit with what was written on the census.

[Mungbeans]

Thank you!

[Eyesee]

Looks like Harmonium manufacturer to me.

From IGI if you do not already have it
Clara Ellen MAUDSON, bapt 5 Jun 1877, Sheffield
Florence MAUDSON, bapt 3 Feb 1875, Sheffield
Annie MAUDSON, bapt 3 Feb 1875, Sheffield
parents Joseph Walker MAUDSON and Clara

William MAUDSON married Eliz WALKER, 9 Oct 1805, Wingfield, Derby,

Joseph Walker MAUDSON, born 21 May 1813, bapt 2 Jun 1813, Wesleyan, Cromford Circuit, Derby, parents William MAUDSON and Elizabeth WALKER.

Joseph Walker MAUDSON married Ellen Harvey GASCOYNE, 11 Feb 1834, Rotherham, Yorkshire.

Joseph Walker MAUDSON, bapt 2 Dec 1840, Chesterfield, Derby, parents Joseph Walker MAUDSON and Ellen Harvey

Looks like they moved about a bit.

Ian C

[Mungbeans]

Thanks Ian,

I had missed the christenings.  The whole family has been hard to pin down.  I suspect that most of the immigrated during the latter part of the 1800s.

Leonie