Lamb Family 1841 census lookup please

[Lizw]

Great!! That does look like 2 of the girls.
Thank you! We're on the right track now!

I should also  mention Sophia described herself as a Governess in the 1851 census when she was living with her nieces. So she might have been with a completely different family in 41.

[deeiluka]

There's no other Lambs that come up for 1841 that I feel happy to post, Liz.

I will just add this one however.....

HO107/721/11/9/11

St Katherine Cree Church, Middlesex, England
Leadenhall St
 
Sophia Lamb 30  FS
May Pearman 20  FS
Betsey Fuller 15 FS
Martha Jennings 60 FS
Bella Camfield 30 FS

I keep seeing Lambs with the correct given names but born in Ireland!


Maybe someone else can help out. 


.....dee

[Lizw]

Dee, You have been amazing thank you again for all your help.
I'm showing by ignorance here but can someone tell me what "FS" in the last census result stands for??

I wonder what the boys were up to in 1841?? I can't seem to find them anywhere  other than the initial Parish records for their christenings except for William Bailey Lamb.

Many thanks
Liz

[deeiluka]

F S = Female Servant, Liz.

Too many Johns, Williams and even Richards, and none that stand out as possibly being the ones you are looking for.

I can find Ellens and Sophias born Ireland in Camberwell, but none that were born in England that seem likely. 

.....dee

[Lizw]

Thank you so much for looking though Dee.
Jane Elizabeth married a man who was quite well off so it has been interesting to see such a "diverse" bunch!!.
I did mean it you have been amazing & I'm very grateful!

[jennifer c]

Hi, 1841 census 1058 11/41 Brook St.Lambeth

Richard Lamb 45 working Jeweller not born in county
Sarah Lamb 20   no occ. given         "    "          "


Next household as given as Ind.

Elizabeth Hancock 70 Ind  yes
Enos 35    Ind.  yes
Elithabeth Abram? 14 no occ. given yes

Jennifer

[Lizw]

Many thanks Jennifer that very sounds promising Ind= Independant doesn't it?
I really am a beginner aren't I!
I suppose Sarah could be a daughter or a very young wife !

[Lizw]

Forgot I had found William Bailey Lamb had emigrated to Australia in 1853. He was already married to a Mary Ann at that time and they had a son Corbyn in 1832 so they should be all together in the 1841 census (?) I hope

[deeiluka]

Do you have William Lamb's Australian information, Liz? 

.....dee