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Is anyone able to look up the HIGH STREET, RINGWOOD, HAMPSHIRE in the 1851 ( and or 1841) Census please?

I am looking for the family of WILLIAM  and CHARLOTTE LANGER -- both aged 45 in 1851 -- he a Tailor.

and I need a list of everyone present  BECAUSE I am looking for a son of Wm. & Charlotte , (name NOT known)  and who is missing from all subsequent Census returns.

but who is known to have existed because HIS son (aged 2 in the 1861 Census) is listed with Wm & Charlotte as 'grandson' in the 1861.

William and Charlotte, and the grandson's  uncles and aunts,(all tailors), lived at No 44 High St, Ringwood, (1861) : at No 30 High St. (1871) : at No 47 High St. (1881) : at No 36 High St (1891)

all of which makes me suppose they were probably in the High St in 1841 and in 1851

The missing son would most likely have been aged 19 in 1861 (if eldest child), or aged 16 if 3rd child.

I have twice before posted this request on the Hampshire 'interests' place , without any response at all.

So I am hoping for better luck here.

thanks in anticipation,   PERCY

If it is possible, would someone be kind enough to look up  the 1841 and or 1851 Census for the HIGH ST, RINGWOOD, HANTS.

There should be:-

HEAD of household : WILLIAM LANGER (aged 35 in '41 and 45 in '51) a Tailor born 1806 Hants, Ringwood
WIFE:                        CHARLOTTE  "       (same age as husband)                "       "         "          "

and some children etc.,   I NEED the names of everyone present BECAUSE  the William named above is shown as the GRANDFATHER of  GEORGE EDWARD LANGER aged 2 in the 1861 Census , and subsequent census, but I cannot find ANY TRACE of GEORGE EDWARD'S parent's names.

I suspect they must have died, but, not having names, cannot confirm it.

In the 1861 Census Gge Ed's uncles and aunts are all listed  -- with Grandfather William --- at 44 High St.
The two eldest being aged 28 and 27, and the next being 25.

It seems likely therefore that G.E's father would have been EITHER 19 or 16 in 1851 : and 9 or 6 in 1841.

Members of the family remained at various addresses in the HIGH ST right through the 1901 Census

In hope,           PERCY

IN the 1861 Census GEORGE EDWARD LANGER : aged 2 : is listed at 44 High St, Ringwood, Hampshire, together with his Grandparents WILLIAM LANGER (Head of household) and CHARLOTTE -- and assorted uncles & aunts --- BUT NOT HIS PARENTS.

George Edward appears again in the 1871 Census with his Grandparents etc., and in the 1881/91 and 1901 census elsehere --- BUT NO INDICATION IN ANY OF THEM AS TO THE NAMES OF or the whereabouts of his parents.

If possible, would someone be kind enough to look in the 1841 and/or 1851  High Street, Ringwood, Hampshire, Census for WILLIAM LANGER (head) CHARLOTTE LANGER (wife) and list ALL the occupants present -------- which, with luck, should give me the missing name of George Edward's father.

The eldest (aunt) shown in 1861 was age 28, and the next two were uncles aged 27 and 25 : Gge Ed's father may therefore have been 16/ or 19 if he shows in the 1851 .

Kind regards,   PERCY

What exactly would a man described in the  1891 Census as  "Gentleman. Vestry Clerk St Giles and Bloomsbury." do ?

Was he a gentleman volunteer -------  or was it a paid occupation ?    He and his wife each had money.

Percy

Would someone please try finding in the 1841 and or 1851 WOODFORD, ESSEX CENSUS, 

JOHN TURPIN  born 1806(?)  WOODFORD, ESSEX.: Policeman (?)  : his wife  CHARLOTTE  born C.1811 (?)  and a daughter, MARY ANN born 1844 (?) both at WOODFORD,ESSEX

And if you find them please give details of everyone present.

Thank you,   Percy