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Topic: 1841 Census Macclesfield Thos. Taylor (Read 404 times)
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peterbennett
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Hi Carol
Patience dear Carol I am looking  
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I have a few possibles,but have been trying to sort them by a process of elimination with other censuses, I did send a message asking if you could tell me the ancestral line that took you back to Thomas, need more clues please.
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Hi Carol
Thanks for the info, the reason I asked is that I have searched the 1841 and found several possibles, none of them are living with an Henry Wardle or a brother named John and as the name of his mother is not known we need to find another connection, one of the problems with the 1841 census is that a persons age is rounded of up or down depending on wether the enumeratoras an hangover or not, and of course age did not seem to be important at that time,so that any Thomas Taylor around the right age could be described as twenty. I am at the moment trying to trace all Thomas Taylors through the census's in order to eliminate the "wrong uns". It all takes time so please bare with with me I promise we will get there in the end.
The correct name for the premises on the census is Okells Buildings not wells or chells.
bye for now
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Hi Carol
Just found this on the 1871, maybe one or two new names to add to your list.
1871 RG10-3676-Folio 9 79 Higgingbotham Street Macclesfield
Martha Taylor 51 widow
Mary 22
Alfred 21
Hannah 16
regards
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Hi Carol
I think I have narrowed down the Thomas Taylor we are looking for, below is a scan (1841) of a family living in Bridge street Macc which is quite close to Thomas's 1851 address, I cannot be certain that this is the one,so I have requested a freebie lookup for the birth details at Chester RO, they will generally do one person searches over a few years without charge, should hear something in the next day or so.
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HO107-132-5 Page 40 Bridge Street Macclesfield
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Hi Carol
BY GOVE I THINK WEVE CRACKED IT.
The other day I did a search of the 1851 Macclesfield census for the family I found in 1841, and found them in the same address minus Elizabeth who I think has passed on, but with Hannah (unwed) as the head and a William Taylor (5) as grandson. On the Cheshire BMD there were three possibles for the birth of this William so I emailed the reg office and asked them to find me a certificate of the one who had a father named Thomas, and sure enough it arrived this morning (see scan) he is one of yours, I then received an email back from the Chester RO the gist of which I have copied below
Mr Bennett
We hold parish registers here which record baptism, marriage and burial.
For the period covering the 1820s we hold baptism registers for Macclesfield
St Michael and Macclesfield Christchurch. We also hold the registers for
the ancient parish of Prestbury and I have checked these from 1820 and found
the baptism of a Thomas Bennett (in the first names column) Taylor son of Hannah Taylor on 7 April 1822.
We have an index to Cheshire marriages pre-1837 on CD-Rom and I have checked
for any marriage of a Henry Wardle. There was one result for a Henry Wardle
marrying a Susannah Hobson at Prestbury in 1822.
I hope this information will be of some use to you.
Yours sincerely
From this I would say that the father could possibly be a Bennett ? nothing to do with my lot !
Let me know what you think
peterbennett
1851 HO107-2160-F 287 Bridge St. Macclesfield
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Hi Carol
It is a strange affair alround and one you may never find an answer to, the Thomas born to Hannah is I would say a 90% certainty of being yours, he was given a middle name by his mother of Bennett, this could be an old family name,or it could be the father, either way it would make his wedding certificate father William Wardle a flight of fancy ?
With regards to your other questions please see my personnel message
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