1841 Census look up please. PETER STREET

[Nerja]

I am trying to gather more information about my 3 x Gt Grandfather, PETER STREET born about 1789,    If still alive, he would have been 52 in 1841.   All I have is his name on my Gt Gt Grandfather's ( SAMUEL Street) marriage cert.
SAMUEL  was born in WARRINGTON in 1814 and married Ellen Yates (b 1817) in St Elphins Parish Church, Warrington, in 1836.    PETER was present at the Wedding so he might have lived in the Warrington area in 1841, but I have no evidence to support that theory.  I know it's a long shot but any help or advice would be very much appreciated

Regards,
Ian Headford,
Cumbria, England

[munchies]

Hi Ian
Have had a look but cannot find a Peter Street of anywhere near the right age either in or out of county. Had a look for deaths and these are the only ones listed.


peter Street altrincham 1837 sep qtr vol 24 pg 7

peter street macclesfield 1839 mar qtr vol 24 pg 107

peter street Gt Boughton 1840 sep qtr vol 24 pg 42

Sorry not to have been more help

Donna

[Nerja]

Hi Donna,
How very kind of you to undertake the search for PETER STREET on my behalf. I will log the ones you have listed anyway just in case they prove of interest at a later date.
Once again, thank you for your help.

Regards,
Ian Headford,
Cumbria.

[Nerja]

Hi Donna,
When you were searching for Peter Street did you come accross his son, (my GT GT Grandfather) SAMUEL ?? He was born in Warrington in 1814 and would have been 27 in 1841.  The earliest Census record I have found is 1871 when, aged 57 he was a Beer House Keeper at 33 Crown Street, Hulme, Manchester and living with his wife, ELLEN (nee Smith) and 2 sons.
Regards,
Ian Headford.

[Daisypetal]

Hi,

This looks like Samuel,


1861  RG9/2896  f.74  p.24  Hulme
12 Melbourne Street

Samuel STREETS  Head  Mar  47  Captain of a Barge (flat)  Lancash Warrington
Eleanor                Wife  Mar  45                                        "  "        "  "
Peter                    Son  Mar  24  Captain of a Barge (flat)     "  "        "  "
Ellen          Daur in Law  Mar  21  Cotton Weaver                  "  "    Bolton
Ann                     Daur   Un  22  Dressmaker                      "  "    Warrington
Thomas                 Son   Un  19  Carter                             "  "        "  "
Samuel                  Son   Un  18  Calico Packer                   "  "        "  "
John                      Son         13  Lurry Boy*                      "  "      Latchford
Joseph                   Son          8  Scholar                           "  "      Manchr                   


1851  HO107/2221  f.469  p.31  Hulme    (transcribed as SHEER)
2 Melbourne Place

Samuel STREET  Head  38  Boatman
Ellen                 Wife  35
Peter                  Son  14  Errandboy
Ann                   Daur  12  Scholar
Thos                   Son   8       "  "
Saml                   Son   6     "  "
John                    Son   3 
Thomas GONALL Visitor  44  Boat Man          All born Lancash Warrington



1841  HO107/521/10  f.32  p.7  Warrington
Gerrards Place

Saml STREETS    25  Waterman
Ellen                 20
Peter                  4
Ann                    2
Richd                  2mth
/
Rich YATES         50  Waterman          All born in County


*Lurry Boy, I hadn't seen this before so looked it up here,

http://rmhh.co.uk/occup/l.html

Lurryman  Driver of a lurry - lorry or truck today. Lurry was the former spelling. 

Obvious once you know I suppose  but it's good to learn something new every day 


Regards
Daisy

[Nerja]

Hi, Daisy,
Fantastic, yes that is definitely my Samuel and family, and the 1861 entry also has my Gt Grandfather, JOSEPH STREET aged 8 listed.  I had no idea that JOSEPH had siblings, Well done.   I was brought up in the Manchester area and the local word for a lorry was always pronounced as "lurry".
Once again, many thanks for your help it is very much appreciated.
Kind Regards,
Ian Headford,
Cumbria, England.

[luludoodle]

I am researching Samuel Street/Streets for a friend married Ellen Yates 1836 Warrington, how do you get back to his father Peter?? Was it parish records?