1841 / 1851 Plymouth St Andrew/Devonport look up

[martianuk]

Hi,

I'm trying to find any info on one Thomas Pengelly, I know about his wife, but Thomas is tricky! This is what I have so far:

Thomas Pengelly
Jane Pengelly(wife) b c.1783 Clyst St George, Devon
they had
Melony Pengelly  b1813 Devonport, Devon
Thomas Pengelly b 1819 Devonport, Devon
Clare? Pengelly  b 1821 Devonport, Devon

But in 1861 Jane was a widow, living with unmarried daughters Melony and Cl(?), in Plymouth St Andrew, Hoe Park Terrace, no.5. She was a lodging house keeper.

Thanks for anything which may help me find more siblings or who Thomas Sr was.

  Kirsty

[debbi2k]

I cant see them anywhere on 1851,I tried various differant searches but nothing on those names.

Sorry

Debbi

[martianuk]

Thank you for looking and replying - now I know to try elsewhere. Maybe somewhere in Middlesex - a lot of people ventured off to London!

Thanks again- Kirsty

[krisesjoint]

Here is the 1841 entry

note:1841 census does not list relationships or exact place of Birth only Yes or No for inside or outside the county Adult ages tend to be rounded down in 5 year lots

HO107/0240 Folio 11 Page 15
Bickleigh Town
Bickleigh Devon

PENGELLY Thomas 60 Yes Carpenter
PENGELLY Jane 55 Yes
PENGELLY Melloney 25 Yes Dressmaker

Cheers Kris 

[martianuk]

I didn't expect anymore posts with results!! Thank you so much - and for looking up the Cumming family (St Marychurch) too. Excellent! Kirsty

[Juliepen]

Hi Kirsty,

I think you'll find this is them in 1851.


Thomas  PEN...LY   Head   M   70   M   Lodging House Former Carpenter   Bicklay-Dev
Jane  PEN...DLY   Wife   M   68   F   ---   St George-Dev
Millony  PEN...DLY   Daur   U   36   F   Dress Maker   Devonport-Dev
E.  HINTON   Vist   U   40   F   ---   ----Oxf
Elizbth.  DOWN   Vist   U   23   F   Governess   Plymouth-Dev

Knackerknowle, ---Egg Buckland Plympton St Mary, Devonshire
HO/107/1877 Folio 679 Page 28   

[martianuk]

What an amazing job!!!! It must have been hard to read and therefore to locate. I appreciate all that effort in finding it and now you have linked the occupations change from 1841 to 1861. Big smiles from me!!! Thank you. Kirsty

[debbi2k]

WELL DONE JULIE


Debbi