Henry Wilson b 1830 Sutton on Trent

[Jenny1]

I just wondered if someone  could find Henry any earlier than 1871 please. On this census he is living with wife Sarah b 1828 Normanby, son William Hy b 1868 Gainsborough and sister Elizabeth b 1845 Sutton on Trent. They were living on Bridge Street, Gainsborough and Henry was a pork butcher.

Many thanks
Jenny

[sunflower]

Is this Henry's marriage

Henry Wilson & Sarah Horton 15.9. 1851 at Sutton on Trent

Carol

[groom]

There is a Henry Wilson born 1830 Sutton on Trent lodging with the Haywood family in 1851 in Harby, Melton Mowbray. At the moment the image wont open so I can't see his occupation.

HO107; Piece: 2091; Folio: 467; Page: 5


ADDED: He was a Boatman

[groom]

Possible for 1841 because of the names of his children? All born in county


HO107  Piece    867  Book 3 Folio  10 Page  14
Sutton, Sutton upon Trent, Southwell, Nottinghamshire

William   Wilson   Male   35    Joiner   
Elizabeth   Wilson   Female   35   
John   Wilson   Male   12   
Henry   Wilson   Male   10   
Lucy   Wilson   Female   8   
Thomas   Wilson   Male   6   
Richard   Wilson   Male   2   
John   Batty   Male   25   1816   

[keyboard86]

Hi tracking back Sarah Horton to 1851:-

Sarah Horton 21 occ Housekeeper for a Waterman b Normanby
Residng Gainsborough
Census Ref HO107/2120/161/14

Possible therefore for Henry:-

Henry Wilson 21 occ Boatman b Sutton on Trent residing at White Hart, Melton Mowbray
Census Ref HO107/2091/487/5
Keyboard86

[groom]

Henry Wilson 21 occ Boatman b Sutton on Trent residing at White Hart, Melton Mowbray
Census Ref HO107/2091/487/5
Keyboard86

Is that the same one I found, lodging with the Haywoods? Looks a good match considering where his future wife was.

[Annette7]

1851 Census - Sutton on Trent - ref.HO107 - 2135 - 274 - 26

William Wilson    48    Joiner         born Marsham, Notts.
Elizabeth Wilson  51                     born Sutton on Trent
Richard Wilson 13                           ditto
Elizabeth Wilson 9                           ditto
+ 2 lodgers

Matches details of family already given for 1841 although suggests Elizabeth a bit older than she admits to in 1871.

Annette

[Jenny1]

Thank you so much to everyone who replied. The information found about Henry in 1851 being a boatman ties in with his occupation in 1901. He was a captain of a steam tug.

I had found the marriage for Henry and Sarah Horton so that ties in with her being in the same location in 1851.

Thanks again

Jenny 

[groom]

Odd that he switched from boatman in 1851, to pork butcher in 1871 and then back to captain of a steam tug in 1901.