1851 Census - Sancton - Completed with Thanks

[Pinetree]

Could anyone help me with the following family in 1851 probably in Sancton:

Robert Kirby Head
Hannah Wife
Aquila son age 8 b. Sancton

An ancestor was living with Aquila in 1881 as a domestic servant and as her mother's maiden name was Kirby I think there must be a family connection.

Any help in unraveling this one much appreciated. 

Pinetree

[oly]

Hello Pinetree

1861  Pocklington 3561 folio 65 page 14
Robert Kirby head  67 Farmer    Barnby Moor
Hannah wife  59          Home on Spalding Moor
Aquilla son 18             Sancton
William son 12             Sancton

1851 Sancton and Haughton Pocklington 2357 589 7
Robert Kirby 56 Farmer 446 acres 4 labs Barnby
Hannah wife 48       Home on Spalding Moor
Isabella dau 15       Hesslescrew
Aquila son 8            Hesslescrew
William son 2           Hesslescrew
Margaret Harrison mother in law 88 independant Crambe
plus 5 servants and the 4 farm labourers

Would you like the 1841.

Regards Oly
       

[Pinetree]

Oly,

That's great, thank you very much 

I would love 1841 as well if it's not too much trouble.

Thank you again for your help.

Pinetree

[oly]

Hello Again Pinetree

1841 Sancton 1220/13/7 page 4
Hessleskew
Robert Kirby Farmer  Y
Hannah Kirby 35       Y
Cattle Kirby male 15 Y
Mary Kirby fem     15 Y
Mercy Kirby          15 Y
Hannah Kirby fem 15 Y
James Kirby male 8 Y
Isabellah fem 6 Y
In house 2 female and 4 male servants
Remember ages above 15 were rounded down to the nearest 0 or 5. Bet you knew that.

Cattle Kirby went on to farm 120 acres with his sister Hannah and 3 servants at South Skirlaugh they were both single in .
Cattle died aged  47 Registered at Skirlaugh Sept Quarter 9d 175
Mary Ann now Stephenson and a widow later lived with Aquilla.
Mercy married John Lyon and they had a Drapers business at Brigghouse Hipperholm employing an assistants and three servants, all living in.
Marriage Registered at  Pocklington 1850 Dec Qu vol 23 page 195 

Lovely names and later to come Aquilla, I am looking up the derivation of this, no luck yet.
With an email add I could send you copies of census sheets. I find it fascinating to actually look at them penned all that time ago.
I have copies of bills and magistrates orders and apprenticeship and bastardy  forms for my ancestors back to the late 1700S. I have actually held the originals. My great grandchildren think I am a family history nut, I usually ramble on.

regards oly