1891 census lookup in Sheffield, Yorks

[chuffinelle]

I am looking for Frances Lucilla FLETCHER - born in Nottingham in 1866.  She never married. 

I believe that she was in Sheffield For the 1891 census - but I don't know which area.

It's very little to go on  but I'm hoping that her name is unusual enough to make her relatively easy to find. 

I would be grateful for any help or advice.

[EAH]

Hi I haven't access to 1891, but have found her on 1881 if any help to give details of family

Frances Lucilla Fletcher age 15 born abt 1866 in Nottinghamshire ,civil parish Alfreton, county Derbyshire, Address 1 Wycliffe Villas. Occupation Teacher
Other household members:-

Ebenezer J. Fletcher age 13  born Leicestershire- Errand boy
Edwin Arthur Fletcher age 11 born Winster, Derbyshire - Scholar
Emily Fletcher age 45 born Horncastle, Lincoln
Emily Anne Fletcher age 19 born Wellow, Nottinghamshire
Florence Edith Fletcher age 9 Horncastle, Lincoln- Scholar       
Pattie Laura Fletcher age 2 born Derbyshire
Percy Wallis Fletcher age 5 born Donnington, Lincoln - Scholar         
Samuel Thos. Fletcher age 7 born Donnington, Lincoln- Scholar
Thomas Fletcher age 53 born Hulland Ward Derbyshire, occupation Primitive Methodist Minister
Ref- RG11, Piece 3416, Folio 64, Page 21

[DS]

Hi and welcome to RootsChat

This might be her....

1891

Sheffield Brightside RG12/3835 Folio 104 Page 32

Thomas Kirton Head M 49 Carrier & Handyman* Cambs Manea
Jane do Wife M 51 Cambs Manea
Frances L Fletcher Visitor S 25 Notts Nottingham

7 Moss Street, Brightside Bierlow, Sheffield

*Not entirely sure what it says for Thomas’ occupation. Best guess shown.

I hope that helps.

DS

[DS]

Just in case you need the later census as well....

1901

Lincoln RG13/3061 Folio 77 Page 36

Emily Fletcher Head Widow 65 Lincs Horncastle
Lucille do Daur S 35 Evangelist Notts Nottingham
Laura do Daur S 22 Derbyshire Derby

52 Sibthorp Street, St Peter at Gowts, Lincoln

DS

[chuffinelle]

Many thanks to DS and EAH for such a full and prompt response to my query. 

[Dalum]

Thomas Kirton Head M 49 Carrier & Handyman* Cambs Manea
...
*Not entirely sure what it says for Thomas’ occupation. Best guess shown.

The Sheffield FHS transcription has 'farrier & dairyman"

Hugh