1881 and 1901 census look up please

[specialkg]

I am trying to find a William H. born c 1883, John T. 1880 and Eve 1890 Yeomans in the 1881 and 1901 census.

Their parents were Evangeline and Thomas Yeomans.

In 1891 they lived in Brimington, Chesterfield.

I have found a William H and John in Chesterfield in the 1911 census but have not viewed the original so do not know if they are my people.

Any help with the 1881 and 1901 would be much appreciated.

Betty

[Captain2]

Hi in 1901 they are at High Street, Chesterfield
Census Folio RG12/2764
Yeomans Thomas. 35. Head. Iron Moulder. born Brimington, Derbyshire
Yeomans Eva. 37. Wife. born Ecclesfield, Brimington, Derbyshire
Yeomans John T. 11. Son. Scholar. born Brimington, Derbyshire
Yeomans William. 8. Son. Scholar. born Brimington, Derbyshire
Yeomans Eva A. 4. Daughter. born Brimington, Derbyshire

[Mort29]

Wonder who this is then 

RG13; Piece: 3257; Folio: 30; Page: 19, Staveley, Chesterfield

 
Thomas Yeomens 44 Head of Household born Brimington: Moulder in Cast Iron Works
Eva Yeomens 46 Wife of Head born Yorkshire, Bradfield
John Thomas Yeomens 21 son born Brimington: Commercial Clerk
William Hy Yeomens 18 son ditto: Moulder in Cast Iron Works


no daughter tho' 

[Mort29]

Hi in 1901 they are at High Street, Chesterfield
Census Folio RG12/2764

you mean 1891?

I think the requestor already has that though?

[Captain2]

Ooops! Sorry yes that is indeed the 1891 - which you already have - apologise!

[Mort29]

so, looks like the 1901 shown is good - and this may explain young Eva's absence

Deaths Mar 1896   
Yeomans  Eva Annie  5  Chesterfield  7b 380   



and the Yorkshire Birthplace too

Marriages Mar 1879   
 
Dronfield  Evangeline    Ecclesall B.  9c 311   
YEOMANS  Thomas     Ecclesall B  9c 311   

[specialkg]

Thanks all for your replies.

Giving me the 1901 census has filled in another piece of the family tree.  Thanks for that.

Your time is very much appreciated.

Betty

[Mort29]

spent a whiles looking for them individually in the 1881 census - quite a mystery 

[specialkg]

Thanks for your time on looking for my ancestors in the 1881 census.  I only have access to the 1881 and have tried various ways of finding them.  I can only think that they have either gone abroad or been transcribed wrongly.

Thanks for your time.

Betty