Lost in 1851 - Where are my Hubbards?

[seahall]

Hi alllegs and arranroots       

I just typed a reply and hit the back button and it disappeared.  can tell I had a late night making Christmas Cards to the wee hours. 

To let you know you are not going mad !!!!!!!.

The 1851 Census Index on Ancestry is not complete. I had listed the missing villages Yarwell and Nassington being just 2.

I am off to Market Harborough for Lunch with hubby so I will post the information later.

Cheers Sandy

[Arranroots]

Thanks for putting us out of our misery, Sandy!

We will let you off keeping us in suspenders, since you were being so productive!

Enjoy your lunch

A 

[alllegs]

Thank you Sandy,

You're a star.  Have a lovely lunch and don't worry about rushing with the 1851 info, I really need to get some uni work done and all my family tree stuff is a real distraction!!

Thank you again.
Love
Legs
xxxx

[seahall]

Hi alllegs and arranroots     

Wow what a long lunch !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lol.

We have just arrived home after a meeting on Garden Arch of Kenilworth Castle.

Not only did we enjoy lunch we also had tea at Burger King (just a bit of name dropping) as we were so cold and wouldn't be home till now.

Any way loved your messages and here we go.

H.O.107 1746/Pg1 Folio 397 Yarwell

David Hubbard Head Mar 42 Higgler Yarwell
Frances Wife Mar 40 Southwick
Pricilla Daur U 16 Yarwell
David Son 12 Day Ag Labourer Yarwell

Pg 2
Elizabeth Daur 11 Scholar Yarwell
Jane Daur 9 Scholar Yarwell
Lucey Daur 7 Yarwell
Thomas Son 6 Scholar Yarwell
Catheriine Daur 3 At Home Yarwell

Will post some more information in awhile when I have warmed up and fed the cat  .

Cheers Sandy

[alllegs]

Merci Buckets Sandy,

Please do feed the cat, can't have him/her starving just to find me my Hubbards!

Glad you had a nice lunch and dinner!

Thank you so much for this, I really did think I was loosing the plot!

What would I do without you and everyone else on rootschat?!

Thanks again
Legs
xxxx

[seahall]

Hi alllegs/legs

You are most welcome.

I guess we would all have to do it the old way      I remember it so well.
I still have the lining paper with my family tree on from 1984 !!!!!!!!!! when I began researching my lineage.       .

Hope you managed to do some of your uni work and didn't keep stopping to take a peek.

Lizzie has now been fed and I am feeling much warmer so I will list what else I found.

David seems to have been baptised in Yarwell in 1809 to Thomas and Catherine Hubbard on Feb 12th. No other David in village so maybe correct.

Now you have your next lineage back. 

On the 1841 Census H.O. 107/812  Yarwell
David is on Page 11 Folio 8 with family (this information is from image not Alan Clarke's index).

On Page 16 Folio 11
Thomas Hubbard 60 farmer Y
Catherine 60 Y

I found lots of other Hubbards on the 1841/51 are you interested in them.

Sandy


 

[alllegs]

Awesome - I officially love you!!

Glad you have defrosted and Lizzie is all sorted!

Have done a little uni work, but it is so boring in comparison to this!!

I thought David was baptised in 1809 and that his father was Thomas, I had no idea about his mother though - thank you!

Would love all the Hubbard's you can if if it's not too much trouble.....no rush!!

I'll PM you my email address, it might be easier that way!

Thank you sooooooo much again.

Love
Legs
xxxx

[alllegs]

I still do it the old way too, I have a huge board (always in the way of everything!) with loads of little squares cut out for each person blu tacked on it, joined up with pencil lines!  Mum's family is on on side and dads is on the other, although mum's is starting to go up the side of the stair case as well now!!  oh dear!!

[seahall]

Hi legs

I will list them here then if any one else comes along related to your lineage and reads the information it helps them all.     

I will do them tomorrow now as it is way, way past my bed time. 

Sandy