1851 Lancashire census lookup

[Rosemarie]

Lloyd family,1861, 4 Yates Street, Toxteth

Edwd Atwood Lloyd,44,Shipwright,B Holyhead
Patience,44,B Holywell
Ann Amelia,12,Scholar,B LIverpool
Edwd Atwood,10,Sholar,B Liverpool
John,9,Scholar,B Liverpool
William,7,Scholar,B Liverpool
James,5,Scholar,B Liverpool
Alfred,3,B Liverpool.

Cheers

Marie.

[Rosemarie]

Hi Marie in Sydney

Here is your Lloyd family in 1851:

20 St John PLace, Court 6, Toxteth Park

Edward Atwood,33,Shipwright, B Holyhead
Patience,33,Dreassmaker,B Holywell
Robert,8SCholar,B Liverpool
Ann,2,B Liverpool
Edward Atwood,6mo,B Liverpool

Robert had a second name which I can't read clearly, Looks as tghough first letter is B - may be Beevin, Bevin.

Cheers

Marie in Worcestershire.

[warrawillah]

Hi Marie in Worcestersire,
Many thanks for your quick response. It is much appreciated.
Isn't technology wonderful!!
Marie in Sydney

[Rosemarie]

Yes, I think that when I have video chats with my grandchildren in Melbourne.

Is there anything more you want for your Lloyds?

Marie.

[warrawillah]

Thanks for the offer.
 Are they on the 1891 census ? By 1901 Edward is in the workhouse in Toxteth Park so margaret must have died.
In appreciation,
Marie

[Rosemarie]

Hi Marie

Here is Edward in 1891 at 289 Beaufort Street, Toxteth with 'extended family':

Owen P Thomas, Head, Widower, 36, Licensed Mashing Machine Hooper, Born Toxteth
Thomas P Thomas, Son, 8, Born Toxteth
John P Thomas, Son, 5, Born Toxteth
Miriam P Thomas, Daughter, 2, Born Toxteth
Frances P THomas, Daughter, 4 mths, Born Toxteth
Miriam P Thomas, Mother, Widow, 61, Living on own means, Born Holywell
Edward A Lloyd, Uncle, Widower, 74, Shipwright, Born Holywell!
Anne Tattersall, Visitor, Widow, 60 Dressmaker, Born Liverpool
Frances Ellen Byram, Adopted daughter, 16, Dressmaker, Born Liverpool

Best wishes

Marie.

[warrawillah]

Thanks for this. Funny, that having had 7 kids he is living with his wife's sister's son and ended up in 1901 in the Toxteth Workhouse! 
Actually, someone else sent me a very abbreviated version of this census but they though Owen's occupation was Licenced weighing? machine keeper. Guess the original must be pretty hard to read!!

Once again, thanks for your effort. It is much appreciated.
Marie

[Rosemarie]

Hi

I couldn't understand why a hooper/cooper of any description may need to be licensed and intended to check 1901 before I sent my reply yesterday but I was interrupted and forgot! Today I've checked 1901 and see that Owen's occ is indeed 'Weighing Machine Keeper'

I was quite shocked to find that one 'couple' of my gggrandparents had died in the Whiston/Prescot Workhouse about 1900. They lived with my great-grandmother (who was their only surviving child) and great-grandfather until ggg could no longer work when they were sent to the workhouse.

Marie

[bates]

Hi

I am wondering if you could look up
 John Macauley/Mcauley/Mccauley please.

I think he may have been born 24 SEP 1843  Saint Peter, Liverpool, Lancashire, England but I have nothing to verify this.  So I guess that he may be about 7-8 yo at the time of the 1851 census.  He married and had a son (1865) and died (1868) in the 1860's so I am reasonably sure that he would have been in Liverpool for this census.


I am also trying to find out about Charles Parkinson
who is said to be born in Liverpool circa 1841-44 according to the 1871 and 1881 Censuses. So I am guessing that by 1851 Census he would also be about 6-10.


I believe one of Charles' sisters married John Macauley/Mccauley/Mcauley. John's son John James Macaley (typo in the 1871 Census) was living with Charles and Louisa Parkinson at 60 Presston Lane Farnworth St Catherine.

Any help with this would be very gratefully received!
regards
tanya