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I realize this is intricate but if anyone can restore this photo, especially faces a bit more, I would be greatly appreciative. Thank you so much for trying.

Would someone be able to help me figure out where in the 1861 Census I would find the enumeration of the "Elstree School".  I couldn't find it on Ancestry under the  'Elstree' District.  It was a private school run by the Sanderson family from 1869 on.   
Thanks for your help.
Carol

Hello. I am at a brick wall with my g-g grandmother Jane Murray. I know nothing about her except that a set of Bibles exist in the family that were given to her in 1849 with the inscription "Given by Henry Berens from the library of her late master Richard Berens in memory of her care & attention toward him. June 22, 1849".  I discovered that Richard Berens of All Souls College Oxford also had a home at 19 Mayfair Queen St. London, and a Will listing Jane Murray as recipient of 50 pounds at his death "if in Tutors service".  Would 'tutors service' reference something other than servant?  Anyhow, would anyone know if there would be household records for staff existing for prominent families that far back, or any other records one could think of that I might be able to gleen ANY information from regarding Jane? Also, I'd be interested in knowing if anyone at that time could find a 'job' in prominent homes, or if Jane would have had to have references to work for the Berens family?  I don't even know her date of birth, so wonder if she could have been a young girl in his service as well as a pupil ('tutors service')?  I have also looked for 19 Mayfair in the 1841 census & don't see her there.  Any help & direction would be very appreciated.  Thank you.

I am trying to find the living family of George Poulter and Martha Buck.  They both were born in Hertfordshire in 1870, and after marrying there they moved to Broughton (Salford) Lancashire where George was a tailor.  They raised two boys: Frederick G. Poulter (b. about 1897) and John H. Poulter (b. 1899) both born in Broughton.  Both sons raised families in the Blackpool area but I haven't had much luck tracking any of them down.  My g-great grandmother, Fanny Buck was a sister to Martha. 

Any help would be appreciated.
Carol

There is a book by Philip Norman written in 1897 called the "Scores and Annals of the West Kent Cricket Club", and in it is a lengthy reference to two of its' members, Henry and Richard Berens.  I have been able to see a portion of it on Google books, but wasn't able to read the rest (as they only post a small piece).  Does anyone have access to this book and would they be able to let me know what the whole piece said about the Berens brothers?

Thank you.
Carol