1871 Census-Liverpool

[Jo3]

Hi,

Could some kind person look up details for 1871 census at (I think) 8 Denison St., Liverpool.  I believe the head of household should be Alexander PITBLADE born 1822 at Whitehaven, Cumberland.  Also there would be Margaret (wife) born 1821, Whitehaven and son John born 1850 (Liverpool).  They had several boarders and Johanna BEFF (sister in law).  I would like the reference number and details of the household if possible please.  PITBLADE had been transcribed as PITBLADIC in Ancestry.uk

Thank you

Jo3

[bekahsgran]

Hi
1871 Census
RG10 Piece 3769 Folio 113 Page 14 and 15
8 Denison Street, Liverpool
Ale(c)(x) Pitbladic Head Marr 49 Dock labourer b Whitehaven
Margaret Pitbladic Wife Marr 50 Shopkeeper, Provision b Ehitehaven
John Pitbladic Son Unm 21 Shipsmith b L'pool
James Irvine Boarder Unm 27 Sailor b Whitehaven
Richard Mc(k)(R)ibbin Board Unm 23 Sailor b Ireland
John Heggerty Board Unm 29 Sailor b Ireland
Alex Robinson Board Unm 25 Sailor b Scotland
Michael Dunn Board Unm 23 Sailor b Ireland
Harper Harrison Board Unm 18 Sailor Apprentice b Whitehaven
John McAlister Board Unm 24 Sailor b Whitehaven
Richard Cross Board Unm 24 Sailor b Ireland
Johanna Beff Sis in Law Wid 47 Plain Sewer b Ireland
Mary Marks Board Marr 53 Plain Sewer b L'pool
Elizabeth Smith Serv Unm 25 ook b Whitehaven
Mary E Hutchinson Serv Unm 22 General Servant b Whitehaven

Anne
PS Hope I got them all

[Jo3]

Thanks Anne,  That's Brilliant.

Joan

[Laufi]

Hi Jo

I have just joined RootsChat and would like to follow up with you on your Pitblade/Pladdy research.  Hope you get to read this and that we can chat.

Kind regards
Laufi

[Jo3]

Hi Laufi

Sorry about the delay in replying.  I'm assuming that you are a descendant of the Pladdy/Pitblade/Pittpladdy clan.  They seemed to change the name quite frequently early on, but if I can help I will.

Regards

Joan

[Laufi]

Dear Joan

Thank you very much for your response.  I apologise again for seemingly "hunting" you down but I had only just joined RootsChat and was so excited to read a posting from you about the Pitblades.  Since it was dated 2004, I was anxious that I may not be able to contact you.

I believe that my ancestor William Bleddey may be the William Pitblady who was christened in Millom on 10 May 1764.  I have records of William having signed his name Bleddey, he has also been recorded in an official transcript as Bladie.  His mariage to Mary Cowperthwaite in Cartmel is recorded in the Parish Register as Bladdy.  The baptism of William and Mary's son John in Bassenthwaite is recorded as Bleddey but he is henceforth recorded as John Pitt Pladdy.  Am not sure how you could help in my quest to determine whether "my" William is the William of the Millom baptism but perhaps you may have unearthed something more about the family which may give me a lead.  William's story reads like a novel and I would gladly share it with you but it is quite lengthy so email me on (*) if you would like to hear more.
Kind regards
Dinny Laufenboeck

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