Thomas Bonser & Millicent Bonser( Plumb) Ilkeston, Derbyshire

[Arnie991]

Looking for information on these relatives Thomas b 1817  Ilkeston, Derbyshire Millicent b 1821 Lambley, Nottinghamshire. children Mary 1848, Hannah 1850, Ann 1852, Jane 1851, Thomas 1855, John 1857 all born Ilkeston Derbyshire except Mary born in Codgor Park. Hannah married Herbert Bradley in 1871 in Ilkeston, Derbyshire they had three children Ada, Clara Jane, and George Herbert. Ada married Joseph Henry Knight  in 1897 in ilkeston.  Any help would be greatly appreciated

Bradley
Bonser
Knight
Plumb
Frost
Wilkes

[suzard]

Hello and wecome to RootsChat

What kind of information are you seeking?

Which census do you have this family on?

Census, BMD?

Suz

[Arnie991]

Thanks for the reply I am new at this.

I have traced them in the 1861, 1871, 1881 and 1891 census. I am looking for help in the 1851 and 1841 census. the names have been changed in Ancestory.com on the 1861 census, it was Thomas Boncall. I would like to find people that have these relatives in there family trees so I can expand on my tree also to find some living relatives.

[sunflower]

Hi

1841 census
Reed Pond House
Lambley
Nottingham
HO107/866/19

William Hogkinson 65 Farmer - plus family
Millicent Plumb 15 - Female servant


I will have a look for Thomas in 1841


Carol

[sunflower]

Hi again

In 1841 Thomas Bonser is living in Ilkeston aged 20, occupation Boatman and in the household of Jno Bradley & family also a Boatman.

HO107/189/1
Ilkeston

Carol

[sunflower]

me again

I don't know if you already have this information.

Millicent Plumb baptised 13.04.1823 to Saml & Mary Plumb, Stockr, at Lambley

Carol

[Arnie991]

Thankyou very much. I don't have this I will be checking this out

Greg

[willow154]

Hi Greg,
It looks as if Thomas Bonser jnr born 1855 is mistranscribed on the 1901 census as Thomas Herbert Bruser - living at 193 Nottingham Road, Ilkeston.
Paulene
P.S. If you look at the BT phone books on ancestry there were definitely Bonser's still living, and may still be, in Ilkeston fairly recently.
ADDED: I thought the name Bonser was familiar - my grandfather divorced and remarried, and the new wife's sister was married to a Frank Bonser from Ilkeston.
They did have a son, called Frank, who joined the Sherwood Foresters (my father's regiment - they were friends) Frank was posted to Thailand in WW2. He sadly died of dysentry, and he is rememberd on the memorial at Trowell Church. They lived at 2, The Forge, Trowell.

[Arnie991]

Thank you very much for helping me, I have another question. Thomas Herbert Bonser in 1901 living at 193 Nottingham Rd Ilkeston I have traced him back in the 1891 census also how would you go forward trying to find his relatives I know the 1911 census is not out in England yet but how would you go about looking forward?

Again thank you