A puzzler - censuses etc

[Ruskie]

I think she must be hiding. I can't even see her in 1851. How hard can it be to find a one year old Julia/Judith Kirkman? 

I've got them in 1861 down as KIRK -

RG 9; Piece: 2570; Folio: 47; Page: 15

~ C

OK, found them at last  . Kirk - no wonder.

At least we can see where the name Nancy came from. And she has a son with a different surname. 

[Ruskie]

I think I might have found James Eccles in the 1861 living with a large coalmining Eccles family in Poynton, Cheshire. RG9?2574/121/10

[Ruskie]

In 1871 James is in Bredbury born Hazel grove rather than Poynton, with parents Hezekiah and Elizabeth and siblings.
RG10/3653/96/36

[brer]

Interesting stuff!! 

[Ruskie]

I'm going mad here trying to find James in 1901. I've tried everything I can think of but can't see him - frustrating .... 

Claire, I am really curious to know if James is the father of any of those children, and if so, which ones. Will you be recommending that your friend buys a couple of certificates? 

[brer]

I'm going mad here trying to find James in 1901. I've tried everything I can think of but can't see him - frustrating ....  scarlett pimpernel

Claire, I am really curious to know if James is the father of any of those children, and if so, which ones. Will you be recommending that your friend buys a couple of certificates?    I definitely will and will let you know 

[Ruskie]

A bit of a side shoot but may come in handy one day:
Deaths Jun 1893
Eccles  Hezekiah  66  Stockport  8a 14
Oh, the joy of an unusual name. 


Free bmd has a couple of marriages for a Hezekiah Eccles - not sure if there are one or two Hezekiahs.