help please with 1851 Census around the Snaith/Rawcliffe area

[kit54]

Please can anyone help me?

I'm trying to locate 3 siblings on the 1851 Census, around the Snaith/Rawcliffe area:
Hannah Maria Isle(s)   School mistress    bap 1785  Whitgift
Jane Isle(s) Dressmaker   bap  1792 Whitgift  and their brother
George Isle(s)  Waterman  bap 1789  Whitgift
I think that the two sisters would probably be living together (they never married), around the Snaith/Rawcliffe area, but with George being a Waterman, he might be further afield; he is not with his family, so presumably, he is working elsewhere.
NB I think that the surname might be causing problems, as it has many variations inc Aisles, Eyles etc.

I'd really appreciate any help with this,

Thanks,

Kit

[Milliepede]

Were they all definitely still alive in 1851?  I mean have you got them all located in 1861 somewhere?

[Bee]

A possibility for 1851
Hannah Mariah Isale, b 1785 Little Reedness, residing at Drax
Jane Isale, sister, b 1792 little Reedness

Can't give anymore details as Familysearch is 'playing up'

 

[jennifer c]

Sisters unmarried both dress makers aged 66 and 59.

[jennifer c]

1861 Turner buildings Hook Goole

George Isles mar 73 waterman rawcliffe
Grace Oliver dau 23 housemaid "

Jennifer

[jennifer c]

1851 waterside snaith

Ann Isles 41 mar waterman wife born kilpin
Grace Isles 12
Samuel 2 both born Rawcliffe
Charlotte verers  10 niece Leeds

Jennifer

[kit54]

Hi Milliepede, Bee and jennifer c

Thanks for your very kind replies - I really do appreciate them.

Yes, I think that that is the 2 sisters in Drax (on the 1841 Hannah Maria is described as being a School mistress). I simply could not find them on the 1851- I tried all sorts of variations for the family name, but Isale is a new one on me!

You have been fantastic,

Thank you all very much,

Kit

[jennifer c]

Looks like Grace Isles may have married in Goole in January 1856, the other party is missing from the index.
Added on DBM Edwin Oliver
Jennifer

[kit54]

Thanks very much again for that - that's very useful indeed.

You've been fantastic,

Thanks again,

Kit