1841 -1871 census william WATTS PLANE

[pixieleigh]

sorry just ooone more.

family of William Watts Plane b.about 1838 m. Eleanor Mary CHILD b.1843

there were married 18 december 1864 at the family church of St Nicholas Great yarmouth.


could someone check the 1841 cencus (if he was in there) to see who his family was where little.
i also don't know his kids. i'm assuming they would be in the 1871 census.
i have a possible family in the 1881 census that i'm trying to confirm.

thanks again,
Sarah

[krisesjoint]

1871 census

RG10/1786 ED 9 Folio 10 Page 13
6 Veales Buildings
Nelson Norwich Norfolk

PLANE William Watts Head 26 Mar b Yarmouth Whitesmith
PLANE Eleanor Mary Wife 28 Mar b Yarmouth
PLANE William Arthur Son 2 b Yarmouth
PLANE Janey Elizabeth dau 3 Months b Yarmouth

Cheers Kris 

[krisesjoint]

1851 census

HO107/1806 Folio 299 Page 58
Row 132
Great Yarmouth Norfolk

CHILD John Head 36 Mar b Yarmouth Brazier
CHILD Eleanor Wife 34 Mar b Aylsham
CHILD Eleanor M Dau 8 b Yarmouth
CHILD Roseate Dau 2 b Yarmouth
CHILD Jessey Dau 1 b Yarmouth

Cheers Kris 

[krisesjoint]

1851 census

HO107/1806 Folio 210 Page 18
South Street
Great Yarmouth Norfolk

PLANE Robert Head 36 Mar b Yarmouth Whitesmith
PLANE Charlotte Wife 36 b Horsey Norfolk
PLANE Charlotte Dau 12 b Yarmouth Scholar
PLANE Elizabeth Dau 9 b Yarmouth
PLANE William Son 6 b Yarmouth
PLANE Rebecca Dau 4 Months b Yarmouth

All the Best......Kris 

[pixieleigh]

Great!!!

that is definitly them. John and eleanor had other kids and i have them, but i didn't know the parents names and occupations

Thanks again,
Sarah

[pixieleigh]

excuse the ignorance...
but Whitesmith? place occupation?
sorry

sarah

[krisesjoint]

Hi Sandie...Sorry lost my connection just as typed out reply....machines!.....Whitesmith is an occupation.....Where a Blacksmith works in heavy metals such as Iron a whitesmith works in White Metals....Sometimes refered to as Tinsmiths....or even Silversmiths...They are more the artisans of the trade likely to be creating intricate pieces ...cutlery and fine sculptered tankards etc.....Much more artistic than your basic Blacksmith

Hope this helps.... Kris

[pixieleigh]

nice to know my ansestors were more..."cultured"... and arty people....
pity they didn't make a fortune and leave me a castle...
grins...

thanks again
sarah