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Mogsmum
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I wonder if anyone can help. I'm trying to find information regarding the Butcher family from Horsmonden.
This is what I have so far, such as it is:
Thomas (b. abt. 1800 - not sure where) married in 1821 to Elizabeth (nee Pearson) b. abt. 1802, Horsmonden. Thomas died abt. 1843 and Elizabeth abt. 1851 both in Horsmonden.
They had 12 children:
James abt. 1821: William abt. 1822: Sarah abt. 1823: Thomas abt. 1824: Charles abt. 1826: Elizabeth abt. 1828: John T. abt. 1829: Mary abt. 1831: George abt. 1835: Jane abt. 1838: Edwin abt. 1841 and finally, Emily abt. 1843.
Apart from Charles (upon whom my information is pretty scant), and William who pops up once in the 1851 census, I can find nothing else about this family.
Getting to the point (finally), can anyone find this family in any census? In particular, I'm looking for information on Charles (my g.g.grandfather), his brothers William and John who both emigrated to Shiawassee, Michigan (and died there in 1903 and 1909 respectively) and Edwin who went to New Zealand and died there.
Any help would be very much appreciated.
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Tati
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Did you have 1841?
1841
HO107/459/11 21 12 & 13
Horsmonden, Kent
Hoathe
Thos Butchers, 50, Ag lab
Elizabeth, 40
Charles, 15, Ag lab
Elizabeth, 13
John, 11
Mary, 9
Sarah, 7
George, 6
Jane, 3
Edwin, 1
All born in county
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"My dear, I think the English pronounce it 'appiness" Desire and hunger is the fire I breathe Census Information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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Tati
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When did the boys emigrate, any idea?
Marriage Dec 1860 Tunbridge 2a 723
Jane Butcher(s) / James Allcorn
1861
RG9/496 130 25
Horsmonden, Kent
Bay Brooks
James Allcorn, head, 27, Ag lab, b. Horsmonden
Jane, wife, 23, b. do.
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"My dear, I think the English pronounce it 'appiness" Desire and hunger is the fire I breathe Census Information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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Emily BUTCHER married George FAIRMAN September quarter 1871 Dartford registration district 2a 532 http://www.freebmd.org.uk/ and her sister, Sarah, married a HAZELDEN:
1881
108 Dartford Rd, Dartford
George FAIRMAN head mar 41 lab b.Crayford
Emily wife 38 b.Horsmonden
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Sarah HAZELDEN head wid 47 laundress b.Horsmonden
Walter son 14 b.Dartford
Henry 10 or 6 b.Dartford
RG11/865 folio 98 page 51
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1891
108 Dartford Road, Dartford
Sarah HAZELDEN head wid 57 laundress b.Horsmonden
Walter son 24 profiler at gun factory b.Dartford
Henry son 16 apprentice at iron factory b.Dartford
Emily sister wid 48 laundress b.Horsmonden
RG12/639 folio 97 page 62
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1901
260 Dartford Rd, Dartford
Sarah HAZELDEN head wid 67 laundress b.Horsmonden
Walter son 34 profiler (metal) b.Dartford
Henry son 26 turner (metal) b.Dartford
Emily FAIRMAN sister unm 58 laundress b.Horsmondeon
RG13/703 folio 94 page 40
Casalguidi 
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sillgen
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Hi
There is another thread about Edwin Butcher so it might be worth linking them.
Andrea
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sillgen
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Aren't these ancestors annoying! Thanks for sorting that out Casalguidi.
Andrea
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Mogsmum
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Wow thanks for that. One day I'll (hopefully) work out why I can search for hours and find nothing and yet, when someone says 'isn't this them?' it all becomes so blindingly obvious as to be embarrassing.
The mystery of Edwin Butcher will be solved another time - clearly mine and the migrant aren't one and the same. I know, being helpful, someone will suggest trying to make a connection between the two but, for now, you've all given me so much that I shall spend the next few evenings happily trying to marry them altogether (figuratively speaking you understand!). Ooooh look - AgLabs, what a surprise 
I am really grateful for your help. Thank you.
MM
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