Lost from the 1861 census

[Trees]

4 SIBLINGS WERE BAPTISED 1 Dec 1859 IN PIMLICO So why can't I find them in 1861?
They were
GEORGE born 15 Jul 1847
William born 1 Nov 1850
Margaret Ruth born 27 Jul 1855
and Mercy Rosina born 26 Jul 1859
Their parents were George and Mary Ann Appleby . George was a tailor
I know the to girls grew up and married two brothers
can anyone see where they are hiding please The girls are with their husbands in 1881 but I don't have them on 1871 either

[avm228]

As I recall, much or all of the 1861 census covering Pimlico is missing (permanently lost).

[avm228]

I see that Margaret's marriage to (presumably) Joseph Froud took place in 1872 (St Geo Han Sq district).  Have you got her address at that date and traced back to see whether she was there in the 1871 census?

[Trees]

good thinking 17 Douglas Street

[Trees]

WELL THAT IDEA FOUND joseph exactly where he was on the wedding record 19 DEAN'S place but I AM STRUGGLING WITH margaret.

[Mabel Bagshawe]

Is this George on 1861? In Southwark

Charles F Freakly    27
Margaret C Freakly    26 - b Westminster
Margaret R Freakly    2
Amy C Freakly    3/12
George Appleby    12 - nephew, b Westminster

RG 9, 317, 74, 76

Margaret's maiden name is Appleby - father JOhn, a tailor

[Mabel Bagshawe]

Looks good - I see from the GRO system that Mary Ann's maiden name is Fisher. From their marriage, George's father is John, a tailor. Address is York Terrace - same address for Margaret who marries Charles Freakly

[Trees]

OOH THAT DOES LOOK INTERESTING THANK YOU VERY MUCH