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As I wrote, much of the 1851 census was damaged and what has been recovered is available on Ancestry.
In 1841, George will be single and likely to be working away from home.

There is a George Hibbert, 20yrs working in Chapel en le Frith at 1841 186/book 10/folio 14

With regard to Mary Elizabeth Brocklehurst, there is a baptism in August 1825 at Hayfield, with father John.

Aaah, George & Mary Elizabeth's children were all born in Manchester in the 1861 Census, eldest child is Elizabeth Hibbert aged 13, so in 1851 they must have been living in Manchester not Derbyshire Doh.

  Chasing after George Hibbert in the 1851 & 1841 Censuses, its for my wife's uncle Ernest who is 96 years young, partially blind & he hasn't any info on his family, can anyone please help?

George Hibbert 1861 Census.

George Hibbert born 1821, Derbyshire, age 40.
Mary Elizabeth Hibbert born 1827, Derbyshire, (wife), age 34.
Elizabeth Hibbert, Daughter, born Manchester, age 13.
William Hibbert, son, born Manchester, age 12.
John Hibbert, son, born Manchester, age 10.
George B Hibbert, son, born Manchester, age 6.
Joseph B Hibbert, son, born Manchester, age 4.
Henrietta Hibbert, Daughter, born Manchester, age 5 Days.

Can anyone please help find George & Mary Elizabeth on the 1851 & 1841 Censuses, I would like to give Ernest a small family tree before he passes.

Hi Kelly, I was in the middle of looking for info on Castle mills where I used to go when I was a kid & wanted to know if there was a Castle at some time around Castle Mills.

Google (Ashley Castle, Cheshire), click on sixth item down where it says (The Baronetage of England) Volume 3 by Thomas Wotton, Edward Kimber, Richard A. Johnson. There you will find info on the Ameredith family you are looking for.

Created Barqnet, Jan 2nd 1639.

Hope this is of some help to you,
best regards,

spatts.

  Hi all,

We had a good day on Sunday, got quite a lot done, suffered a little with some ant bites but, the savlon took care of them 

Cancan got some very good shots for the web site concerning wildlife & one that had the girls in stitches  as to what it said on the gravestone,  maybe Cancan will put them up on here but, I'm sure they will be going on the web site for sure ha ha. 

Thanks for all the good wishes, Cancan is organising a picnic for the 16th Oct to celebrate our 1st anniversary of the project & there will be a cake that Cancan will tell you all about in due time.

Best regards 

Spatts.

  Thats great news Cancan, hopefully they will take the gear with them & leave the gates unlocked so we can get the cars in.

Spatts