1861 census lookup - Wager

[Tati]

1901
RG13/1432 91 26
Weedon, Northamptonshire
Upper Weedon
Euclid B Wager, head, 48, Lieut & quarter Master R F A, b. Warwick Eakington
Mary, wife, 46, b. Mon Newport
Edith M, dau, 20, b. do.
Euclid B, son, 15, b. Kent Woolwich
Arthur H, son, 13, b. Malta  

[dusty]

Hi
Thanks for all your help

Can you help locate Clement Ernest Wager b. 1856 and Edith Wager b.1858 on the 1871 census?

Parents Hannah Wager d. 1859, then Peter Wager d. 1866

Emily & Euclid Wager with Aunt Mary A Taylor in Kew. in 1871

Would love to know who is minding the younger 2 children.

[Gardener]

Hi Tati, how are you doing?

This might be some of them

1881
St Woollos
2 Alma Street
Mary Wager,head,married,31,no occupation,Somersetshire,Nail?
Ernest Wager,son,4,scholar,Lancs,Manchester
Eilien Wager,dau,2,Monmouthshire,Newport

With births at Newport for
Eileen Louise 1879 Mar qtr
Edith May 1880 Dec qtr
John Ernest 1883 Sep qtr


Not quite sure though and I've got to go to uni now but I'll look more tonight if you ahven't sorted it all by then 

[Necromancer]

Clement is in service in 1871

RG10/3209; Folio: 112; Page: 19 - Ullenhal, Wootton Wawen, Warks.
Barrells Hall

Occupied by Thos Newton - Barrister not in practice

 
Clement E Wager Servant 14  'Foot-Boy' Warks, Eatington

[Necromancer]

Edith was placed in an orphanage 

RG10/3160; Folio: 154; Page: 4 - Aston, Erdington

'Mr Masons Erdington Orphanage'

 
Edith Wager 12  Orphan - PoB not known

[Necromancer]

You already knew about Hannah's name and death date - do you need 1851 for Peter Wager ?

[dusty]

Yes, I would like details of Peter Wager in 1851

Any chance you could locate him in 1841 (possible he may still be in Pitchcombe, Gls then)

Thanks again for all your help

[Necromancer]

Not too sure about this - doesnt seem to be what a Certificated School master would be only 10 years earlier ...

1851 - HO107/1709; Folio: 303; Page: 4 - Knebworth, Herts
Rectory
 
Peter Wager Servant 27  Indoors Servant Glos, Painswick


Altho Painswick and Pitchcombe are in the same RD.

[Necromancer]

In 1841, you should try and get sight of the handwritten page for this.

HO107/370/16; Standish; District: 9; Folio: 6; Page: 6 - Pitchcombe; detached part of Standish ??

So this small part of the Parish of Standish is also called Pitchcombe it seems ... as well as the place near Painswick in the Stroud Regn District - unless my geography is totally messed up !


Anyway Peter Wager (15) is a 'Male Servant' in the household of Mary Ann Little - there are no other Wagers in the district I can see ?