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Topic: 1861 Census - Curtis of Basingstoke (Read 94 times)
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supernova7
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Hi folks,
I'd be grateful for any help with my research into the Curtis families of Basingstoke, Hampshire.
For 1861 I am researching:
Joseph Curtis, age about 71
Sarah Curtis, age about 76, same household
Harriot Curtis, age about 38
Cheers,
James,
Sydney, Australia
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Tati
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Hi James,
the only Sarah Curtis I could spot in Basingstoke has a husband John...
Could this be the family?
RG9/708
Folio 56 p. 23
Basingstoke, Hampshire
Chapel Street
John Curtis, heead, 71, Hoop Maker empl. 5 men, b. Basingstoke
Sarah, wife, 73, b. Nusley
Mary, dau, unm, 39, b. Basingstoke
Elizabeth, dau, unm, 37, b. do.
John, son, mar, 35, Hoop Maker, b. do.
Susan, dau in law, 29, b. Marcham Berks
Sarah Stevens, visitor, unm, 20, b. do.
Elizabeth Baker, niece, 5, scholar, b. N.K. London
Ann Hampton, unm, 16, Servant, b. Ramsdell
Tanja 
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supernova7
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Hi Tanja,
I'm not sure if this is my Curtis family or not.
Joseph and Sarah had at least two children, Elizabeth and Harriot, who were born in Old Basing. By 1845, Elizabeth had married and moved to Overton. On Elizabeth's marriage cert, Joseph is listed as a 'labourer' so I doubt this is the same family.
It's possible that Joseph and Sarah remained in Old Basing.
Many thanks for your help.
James
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