1841 Census or Marriage Look up help

[Dedee]

Hi,
I've been struggling to find either Joshua Hodder (born abt 1811 in Morecombelake Dorset) or his wife Sarah (born abt 1809 in Bradpole Dorset.

In 1851 they were living in Charmouth, Dorset.

I've found them both in the 1851 and 1861 census but can find no other record in either BMD registers nor 1841 census

I've tried to think of possible transcription typos eg stodder, itodder to no available and have tried wildcard searches on christian and surnames

Any assistance with birth or marriage data very welcome.

TIA

Dee

[Necromancer]

Move a stones throw from Charmouth across the border into Devon - to Uplyme ...

1841 Census

HO107/201/17
Registration district of Axminster 
Sub-registration district - Lyme 
Folio 7 
Page 10

Next to Hoks Farm, Uplyme
 
 
Joshua Hodder 25 born Devon Ag Lab
Sarah Hodder Not Born In County ... 

[Dedee]

ScRoppers, thanks for the reply although please forgive me for not quite understanding what you have said.

Where is your data taken from? Is it an indication of their marriage?

If the border between Devon and Dorset was very close would that explain why every census record I've found has him as being born in Dorset?

Forgive me if these are daft questions as I've only been at this for a fortnight.

thanks again

Dee

[Mobo]

 

A Joshua HODDER married
in 1841 in Axminster, Dorset
March Quarter  10 23

On the same page there is a Sarah HODDER

 

[Mobo]

 

On the IGI there is

A Joshua HODDER was christened
on 23 October 1815, Uplyme, Devon
Parents:  Thomas HODDER & Mary

He married Sarah HODDER on 22 February 1841,
in Uplyme, Devon

 

[Dedee]

Mobo, that's briiliant. I've just got to work out why I could not find it!

Can I ask how/where your carried out your search?

Also, I don't suppose you could weave this magical talent you have to find Joshua in the 1841 census?

Dee
(who has a lot to learn)

[Mobo]

 

Also on the IGI there is

A Thomas HODDER married
a Mary HODDER ??
on the 22 February 1810, Uplyme, Devon.

 

[Dedee]

Mobo, slow down - I'm in overload . I can barely access one reply before you come back with another.
I've work out what & where IGI is.
In your experiance would it be normal for a christening to be done 4 or 5 years after birth?

Many thanks for your help, I'm learning.

Andy

[Mobo]

 

Hi Dee and Welcome to Rootschat !  Don't worry, we family historians are all learning all the time; anything you don't know, just ask, and you'll be surprised at how quickly someone here will come to your aid.

You can find the IGI (International Genealogical Index) on the following link

www.familysearch.org.

Just click on 'Search', then on 'International Genealogial Index', then type in your rerquirements and away you go.