How to find who was living at an addres at the time

[Lily M]

Find My Past has an address search for its censuses, but Murray Street doesn't come up for 1841.

In 1851 the house numbers from about 54 to 95 seem to be missing.

[notaninch]

That may explain why I can't find her father Thomas Osborn in the 1851 census - if he did in fact live in Murray Street. Does the address have an entry in 1861 or is this too late for Thomas Osborn. That said I am struggling to find a death record for him and we are in the era of civil registration then.

[MaureeninNY]

This seems to be the address in 1851:

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Two families: Ann WARMAN and Thomas GOUGH.

Maureen

[jennifer c]

1851 67 Murray Street

Ann Warman wid 31 Oil & Colour business born Moorfields
William 10
Harriet 9
Frederick G 7
Ann 6

The family are in Murray street in 1845 for the baptism of daughter Ann, father is William Warman Rope maker.

Jennifer

[jennifer c]

Trying to find out more about the family that lived at the Murray Street address when they married from there.

1841 census Brick Lane St Lukes
William Warman 27 Twine maker
Ann 24
Ann 3
William 11 months all born in the county

Ann (baby) burial 17/4/1842 aged 4 address Brick Lane

William burial St John The Baptist Hoxton 19/7/1848 aged 35 address Murray Street.

Jennifer

[notaninch]

Trying to find out more about the family that lived at the Murray Street address when they married from there.

1841 census Brick Lane St Lukes
William Warman 27 Twine maker
Ann 24
Ann 3
William 11 months all born in the county

Ann (baby) burial 17/4/1842 aged 4 address Brick Lane

William burial St John The Baptist Hoxton 19/7/1848 aged 35 address Murray Street.

Jennifer

Hi Jennifer

I'm thinking that Murray Street may have only been a temporary address for Sarah Osborn - so may have to change tack on this. My next avenue may be to look at the witnesses at Sarah and Raphael William's wedding. From what I can tell no direct members of Raphael's are mentioned in connection with their wedding. Perhaps there were members of Sarah's family be it married to her siblings if she had any. The witnesses were Francis Harriet Elizabeth Kelly and William Harding> Might be clutching at straws though!

[pinefamily]

I know this doesn't relate to your original question, but you say you are struggling with the Osborn's, tracing them back. The only Sarah Osbo(u)rn(e) of any spelling I can see on ancestry is one baptised to a Thomas and Ann in 1817 in Shoreditch; only problem is he is listed as a labourer, not a baker.

[pinefamily]

This Thomas Osborn is listed as an ag lab in 1841, living at Hayes with Sarah and a 1 year old Ann. No sign of wife Ann.

[notaninch]

This Thomas Osborn is listed as an ag lab in 1841, living at Hayes with Sarah and a 1 year old Ann. No sign of wife Ann.

Unfortunately not the correct family....in 1851 they are still living in Hayes and Sarah is an unmarried seamstress.....by then my Sarah was married and would be known as Sarah Imhoff