1851 Census REQUEST London/middlesex

[spendlove]

Could anyone do look up for:-

    Mary Ann Strutt born abt 1784 Hertford, Herts widow.
    Rachael Kezia Strutt born 1819 Isleworth  unmarried.
    
In later census only Kezia christian name listed.

I hope to find them  Russell Sq., London
or Isleworth.

Any help would be very much appreciated.

[Kazza]

Sorry,

At present we do not have any volunteers offering lookups on the resources you requested.  We will let you know as soon as the information becomes available,

Kazza.

[jaq]

a look at london 1851 census index, sorry, no STRUTT or KEZIA surnames.
altho no index is 100%.
jaq

[spendlove]

Jag,
Many thanks for your trouble.  My long search for this particular branch of Strutt family continues

[Cougar]

Hi Spendlove,
Just had a look at the 1861 which is not fully indexed yet = there is only one Mary Ann - no age Clerkenwell, St James - no Kezia or variation though
Sorry Cougar

[Cougar]

Hi there Spendlove,
Found these for you tonight

10 Barking Alley, Allhallows, Barking, London
William Strutt, 45, ships carpenter born Hampton Court Middlesex
Louisa, 36 born Whitechapel.
Hopefully they are yours,
Cheers Cougar
PS they couldn't find the order for the index so will have to wait another 10 days.  In the meantime, I'm wandering through the streets of London.

[spendlove]

Hi Cougar,
This one looks a possible.
Many thanks for all your trouble.
Spendlove.

[Cougar]

Will keep looking as I go through - never know, could find more,
Cheers Sue

[kermie62]

Greetings

I have done extensive research on this Strutt family and may be able to help.


I do have the census records and I also have an address. Please contact me for them.

My great great great grandmother was widowed (after the birth of my gx2 grandfather and then married her cousin Joseph Strutt who is the son of Mary Ann Strutt and the brother of Jemina and Rachel. The very early days of the family are difficult to workout, I have an address in london where Joseph Strutt Senior (the father) he might have been living and I also have clues he might have been an MP.

There was certainly a downfall in the families fortunes because the eldest son was a surgeon,. the upper daughters married a lawyer, the younger daughter Matilda married an upholsterer/ stationer clerk and the youngest son ended up in the workhouse

After about 1830 they were living in Gunnersbury Place in Holburn? near Isleworth in a house provided by Mary Ann's brother, my gx4 grandfather.

Contact me directly and I will dig up the information I have

Regards

Steven