Look up please Padget in Yorkshire 1861

[john llet]

I am trying to find out if these are the right Padgets they should have left for Canada by 1861 and if possible if they are in Yorkshire in 1841, I think this is the right family except George should be Henry
Thanks John


1851 HO107/2359/87/16
Ellerker, Yorkshire
George Padget, head, 31, Agricultural laborer, b. South Cave, Yorkshire
Margaret Padget, wife, 28, b. South Cave
Henry Padget, son, 8, scholar, b. South Cave
William Padget, son, 6, scholar, b. South Cave
Mary Padget, dau, 2, b. Ellerker

[oly]

Hello John

1841 Census South Cave HO107/1217/10
page 11b
West Street
George Padget 20 ag lab
Margaret  "       20

page 33b
Ambrose Padget 40 ag lab
Wm Ireland 40 ag lab
All the above born in Yorkshire

No other information on the census page
In the 1841 census the ages over 15 are rounded down to the lower 0 or 5

               http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/ERY/Southcave/

The only Padget born at South Cave in the 1861 Census was Thomas W  46 Pork Butcher at Cottingham with wife Diana and 4 children all born at Cottingham

Regards Oly

[john llet]

Thank you, do you know is Ellerker near South Cave? George and Margaret show up in Ellerker in 1851 and do you have any advice as to where they may have married? The Wm Ireland does that mean Wm Ireland Padget? Henry and William seem to be born in South Cave is there a probable place for me to look for Birth records? William is suppose to have a Father named Henry so I thought perhaps Henry was George's brother and that he died and the children went to live with George. again thanks for the help

[Bee]

Hi John

Ellerker is the next village along the road from south Cave.

[john llet]

Thanks

[oly]

Hello John

Ireland is the surname, I posted it because he was in the same house, sometimes it is a clue to in laws so I post all the people in the house.
South Cave Parish records are what you require for further information, it is covered by East Yorkshire Family History Society. I can only point you to there web sites. The site address below tells you where the records are available. Bishops transcripts are available for South Cave these usually contain more information than the normal Parish entries.
When you have had a good browse and know your requirement post another request, some Roots Chatter may have a copy of the records.

http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/Misc/CBW/ERY/Southcave.html

Regards Oly

[Bee]

The archives for the East Riding of Yorkshire are kept at Beverley,  www.eastriding.gov.uk/learning   or email them at   archives.service@eastriding.gov.uk   or postal address East Riding of Yorkshire Archives Service, County Hall, Beverley, east Riding of Yorkshire HU17 9BA