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Thanks Kris - all this helps a lot. Have just seen some of the 1841 census available on Ancestry.co.uk so hopefully anything else I need might be on there.

Thanks again,
Helen

Hi Kris - me again. I don't suppose you could look to see if any of them were in these places (I have looked at the 51 census and have sone children born in these places):

Kingsbury Episcopi
Puckington
Stocklinch
Kingsdon
Curry Rivel

All in Somerset but not sure if I've spelt them right.

I'm hoping it'll show a few more family links as the IGI is hopeless for them - either the church records from those parts never made it onto LDS web site or they were an ungodly lot and weren't baptised!

Very many thanks

Helen

I am researching William Dabinett born c 1812 Barrington, Somerset. I would like to find him on the 1841 census with his family group. He could have been living in South Petherton by this time.

If possible, I would also like any other family groups still in Barrington.
Sir name sometimes miss-spelt as Dabbinett, Dabnett, etc

Any help anyone can give me would be most gratefully received.

Thanks
Helen

Hi,

I am looking for Richard Hall, senior and junior, in the 1841 census for Leeds.

The first Richard Hall was born c 1776 in Wiltshire but was definitely in Leeds in 1841. In 1851 he was a cloth drawer and was living at 25 Rider Street, Leeds, a widower.

The seciond Richard Hall, his son, was born in Leeds c 1813 and was living with  his father in 1851 at the same address. He is given as a widower in 1851, and was also a cloth drawer, and there are 4 children living with him also: Rebecca, Robert, Maria and Mary Ann - altho' Mary Ann would not have been born in 1841.

I would like to find out the family groups for these 2 as they were in 1841, and hopefully their wives christian names.

many thanks

Helen

Hi Wendi,

Thank you for your reply. His son, William Hinton was born in Dec 1862 in Camden Town, London. His birth was registered in Pancras district. His mother was Susan Ann Morgan, and she in on the 1861 census living with her parents in Pancras/Camden Town. She is given as unmarried at that time. Between 1862 and 1868 she had 4 children - all born in or around London/Woolwich so I don't think she was ever abroad.

We can't find Daniel's death, but bearing in mind his youngest child was born 1868, he must have died between then and 1871. Possibly the Royal Marines were at Woolwich barracks?

One last thing. When his son William married in the 1890s he gave his father Daniel's occupation as 'clerk' suggesting he left the army before he died?

Many thanks

Helen