1871 census Look up Please

[aitnax]

no but if you have it I,d love it cheers

[aitnax]

mary died in 1893 but he should be alive in 1901 somewhere he didnt die untill 1914 in lowestoft suffolk

['Tricia]

1891

3 Clement Square Kirkley Suffolk

Neavery, James 1835 Bungay, Suffolk,Head  General labourer
Neavery, Mary A  1838 Lowestoft, Suffolk,Wife
Sophia Beamish Age 45 Widow Boarder Laundress
Harriet Beamish Age 19 Boarder General servant

 
RG12/1491 Mutford Kessingland Folio 83 Page 30

tricia

['Tricia]

1901

Back of Princes Road Lowestoft

John Neavey born Bungay Suffolk 1833 Widower Boarder in household of Herbert Gedge and family.

Wait for it...........  Occupation of James - Herbalist

 
RG13/1805 Mutford Lowestoft Folio 129 Page 7

Tricia

[aitnax]

  cheers

[Rezillo]

Apologies for bumping up a very old thread but I recently have had quite a bit of info on James Neavecey/Neavesey/Neavcey etc. of Bungay. The OP has not been active on this board for some years but if anyone else is looking for details, I can help.

To say that James Neavecey had a life of (petty) crime would be an understatement. In his twenties he had already been transported for 7 years and jailed for 4 more but it really didn't get any better for him. He went on to spend time in Dartmoor, prison hulks, Norwich castle, Pentonville and Millbank for crimes no more severe than stealing chickens, tea and clothing.

A daughter of his, Frances Spurgeon, born before his marriage, ends up in her 20s living and having a family with an ancestor of mine in his 60s in Lowestoft while his wife, also my line, moves out to another address.