PEACE - Sheffield - 1841, 1851, 1861

[AMBLY]

Ta Annie

Re: the 1841 : U n me both! The same forenames all crop up - time and time again! I'll keep that one for reference, ta for that.

In the 1861 indexes at this wonderful site I just found:
http://www.sheffieldrecordsonline.org.uk/

Is this lot:
Piece: 3463, Folio: 10 in SHeffield
Head: William PEACE 55 head  born Dore
with his Sheffield born wife &  adult chd & gr chd.
I can't seem to find him in 1851 - and I wonder if that was becasue he was Harvey's father and was therefore  in the US at the time having gone there in 1848...according to the Bio on Harvey.

Thanks  for the 1860 info for Harvey!

Cheers
AMBLY

[AMBLY]

Hi AnniE!
I just found this: 

http://sheff-indexers.thewholeshebang.org/ParishBaptismIndex.html

William Hobson PEACE of full age a Batchelor, occ: Silver Roller - residing at Philadelphia, son of Benjamin PEACE - Merchant.
Married: Ann EATON September 24, 1857 at St Philip's, Shalesmoor
Witness: Wm. Holdsworth, Elizabeth Peace, Henry Peace.

So I assume Philadelphia was the US Philadelphia............??

Now who was Benjamin..............(AMBLY ponders outloud)


Cheers
AMBLY

[broakham]

Hi Ambly,
   It is more likely that Philadelphia is the area of Sheffield with the same name.

  Regards - Dave

[parkwood]

Here's a most likely,

1851 2336-87 --Infirmary Lane Nether Hallam Sheffield-would come under Philadelphia area
Eliza Peace 46 widow Ecclesfield
Elizabeth 24 daur silver burnisher
William H 22 son silver millers clerk
Henry 20 son coach builder
Emily 14 daur scholar

[parkwood]

Ecclesfield St Mary burials,
PEACE-William Hobson-18-Sep-1877-Wardsend House-age 49

[liverpool annie]

Hi parkwood and welcome to RootsChat ! 

Ambly will like that ... I'm sure ! 

What a terrific site this is Ambly !!

http://mick-armitage.staff.shef.ac.uk/sheffield/photogal/picflud6.html

You might find more on there of interest ... there's even an old picture of Penistone Road !!

Thought you might be interested in this .....   

http://www.stgeorgessociety.org/stgeony.html

Annie 

[AMBLY]

Morning all from a balmy NZ....

Dave, thank goodness for local lads - I was about to take trip overseas!

Parkwood,  Thanks for the 1851 census information  & death reference - and it's spot on, Eliza and those same adult children are also on the 1861 next but 1 before William H and his family  The HOBSON connection is not therefore the one I considered it could be,  though they may tie up at some stage. And of course they are on Penistone Road in 1861 which ties in very nicely to......

Annie, thanks for the links, especially the photographs - if I ever do tie in William Hobson PEACE to my tree, I have some great background on environments ...

And yes! This is a great site

Cheers 
AMBLY

[liverpool annie]

Morning all from a balmy NZ....

AMBLY

Just so you know Ambly .... it's snowing here ... AGAIN !! 

[parkwood]

Hello all!

I would be grateful for a lookup in the any or all of the 1841, 1851 and 1861 Census for:

George PEACE born 1795 Sheffield

He is the son of Samuel (dec 1833) and Ann (dec 1835) and a sibling between John and Charles, and according to information I have found, he died 1862 in Sheffield. 

I believe this George is probably the father of my Charles PEACE b 1822,who on his marriage lines, stated his father was a George PEACE, file cutter,

I am also looking for my Charles PEACE in 1841 and 1851.
I do already have him on the 1861 and 1871 with his wife Ruth and children. In those Censii in Ecclesall Bierlow, Nether Hallam it indicates Charles was born around 1822 in Sheffield (one says in Crookes). He was a file cutter.  I don't yet have birth certificate baptism or mother's name for him.

Many thanks for any help!

Cheers
AMBLY

here's a possible

General Cemetery Sheffield
1861,10808,N26,21 Apr 1861,24 Apr 1861,George,Peace,65,File Cutter,Crookesmoor