1841 & 1851 census for simpson & cuttoo

[nutcase]

Hi can anyone help?

I have a Samuel Simpson who Married an Elizabeth Cuttoo ( Father John Cuttoo) on march 8th 1841 at Boston Parish Church.
Elizabeth came from Spalding.
I am tring to find where they are on these census and also the whereabouts of the CUTTOO family in Spalding.
Hopefully nutcase

[CatOne]

Could this be Elizabeth in 1851?

HO107/1526 Folio 260 Page 56
25 Hosier? Lane, Middlesex, St Sepulchre, West London North
Elizabeth Simpson widow 35 Whipmaker employing 2 men Lincolnshire Spalding
William son 21 unmar Whipmaker Middlesex St Giles Cripplegate?
William Woolcutt? 18 unmar Whipmakers Apprentice Surrey Christchurch

Regards
Catherine
(age for the son is puzzling though) 

[nutcase]

sorry catherine

I should have given you more info.

Living in Archer Lane Boston.

They were in boston in1861 census.

Samuel Simpson 61 Corn merchant Born Friskney
Elizabeth simpson (Cuttoo) 59 Born Spalding
Sarah ann Simpson ( my G G mother) age 19 Born Boston.

Perhaps looking for her on 1851 might help.

sorry nutcase

[CatOne]

Found em now! 

1851 HO107/2099 Folio 227 Page 9
Archers Lane, Boston, Lincs
Samuel Simpson 42 Fisherman Friskney
Elizabeth 49 Needlework London
Sarah Ann 8 Lincs Boston
Susan Levington marr 31 visitor Needlewoman Lowestoft Norfolk
Louise Levington 4 visitor Scholar Lincs Boston

* There is a tick in the column for "blind, deaf or dumb", by the names of Elizabeth and Susan

Regards
Catherine

[nutcase]

thanks catherine

That looks great.
I wonder if the place she was born was (little london) spalding area.

Is there any info on Cuttoo family in that area.
Her father was John Cuttoo but I do not know if he he was still alive.
The cuttoo name does not appear much anywhere.
Gratefully nutcase

[CatOne]

Had a look on ancestry at bmd's and the Cuttoo name also seems to appear as Cutto. When I looked at the censuses for these people, the name seems to have changed to "Cutts", so thats maybe why  they are proving difficult to find.

Couldnt find any Cuttoo/Cutto on the 1851 or 1861 census, although there are a few on the later censuses, so they are probably under Cutts or similar on the early censuses 

Regards
Catherine

[nutcase]

thanks for taking the trouble catherine.

That gives me another line to follow.

Many thanks nutcase

[keith110639]

Hello from Spalding,
I have copies of directories for Spalding for 1829 up to 1919. In the 1829 one a Wm. Cutto is listed as a Chymist & Druggist, Grocer & Tea Dealer, New Road, Spalding. None of the other directories have anyone with the name of Cutto or Cutts. In the current telephone directory there is only one Cutts at the Post Office, Waplode Drove, Nr Spalding. I have lived in Spalding all my life (66 years) and have never heard of anyone with these names living locally. I live in the Little London area of Spalding.
regards
Keith

[Geoff E]

* There is a tick in the column for "blind, deaf or dumb", by the names of Elizabeth and Susan

The person who checked the census has ticked everyone who was born in another county ... it has nothing to do with disability in this instance.

Re 1841 census:  The only CUTTS household in Spalding in 1841 was headed by Abraham ... he was buried as CUTTOO in 1848.