Help decipher name head of Household Please

[Geoff-E]

I think DUNSTALL is quite likely - FreeBMD shows it to be most common in Kent and Sussex - a dozen or two "events" each year.  Didn't Edward come from Sussex?

I note a David DUNSTALL married in Sculcoates/Hull in 1845

[Treetotal]

Hi Ivan....That's really interesting and very helpful....I will have to take a deeper look at what I have to see where it fits in...oral history tells me that Thomas went to London....I think you're right about the census I have saved...Thank you so much for your time and help...it's very much appreciated
Thank you Geoff for your time and your help ....I will look for a connection.
Time to get the spade out
Carol

[ivanidea]

Hello Carol

IGI
Christening 18 January 1816   
Holy Trinity, Kingston Upon Hull
Mary Ann Wells
Father Robert Wells 
Mother Ruth 

IGI
Marriage 23 July 1836   
Holy Trinity, Kingston Upon Hull
Thomas Branton 
Mary Ann Wells

Ivan

[ivanidea]

Hello again Carol

This could explain the “Capes” connection

IGI (Extracted record)
Holy Trinity, Kingston Upon Hull
Christening 28 October 1846   
Betsey Capes Branton Branton
Father Thomas Capes Branton 
Mother Mary Ann     

(Haven't found what happened to Betsey)

Per various census records it seems that Thomas Capes Branton (born 1849) may have remained in Hull. Possibly married Emma Fields 1872. Had several children including Thomas Capes Branton born 1873. Thomas Senior may have died 1901 aged 52 (death registered in Hull district)

Ivan

[Treetotal]

Hi Ivan......Sorry I haven't replied sooner.....that's brilliant ...thank you so much for helping to solve this long standing mystery....It seems to explain the Capes connection....going to piece it all together now.
Thanks for your time...It's much appreciated 
Carol