Where's CRICK in 1871 (on Ancestry) ?

[hlbradd]

Some time ago a very helpful person found my ADKINS family in 1871 and transcribed the details for me.

I now have a subscription for Ancestry and thought I'd print off the census image for my files.

I can't find them - anywhere 

The reference I was given (which I am assuming isn't ancestry's) was RG10/3186 39a.

The family should be easy enough to spot - father's name was Perrin Bishop ADKINS, and amongst the children is an Archibald.  I have searched every conceivable variation of Perrin, Adkins, Archibald, Florence, Frances, etc. and they are just not there - they should either be Crick or Rugby - Crick I can't find at all, and half of Rugby appears to be missing - but it might just be me......

Does anyone know which parishes are missing from Ancestry's 1871 census before I go goggle-eyed?  I've tried looking on their site but can't find anything useful. 

Thanks

Helen

[hepburn]

Hi,     I wonder if it's Crich,which is in Derbyshire.

[hlbradd]

Hi Oonagh

Thanks for the suggestion but it's definitely Crick with a 'k' !   (Near Rugby/Daventry).  That's about the one thing they're consistent with 

Helen

[hepburn]

Just found Crick in Northamptonshire,where there is an Archibald Adkins,age 15  (1881) census.

[Necromancer]

Hiya - flesh it out with DoBs and PoBs of Perrin and Archibald and I'll start from scratch - that PIECE number must be wrong ...


UPDATE - Nope its correct for Crick as a sub district of Rugby - albeit in Warks, not Northants - not that that would matter for a search on name ...

[hepburn]

   HI, what do you think of this entry Free BMD,in the births, 1842 March,"Perrin -ishe- Adkins" .

[hlbradd]

Righty here goes


Perrin Bishop ADKINS - born c1841/2 - to William and Ann Adkins.  (after the census - typical).  Christened January 1842 - St Andrews, Rugby.

1851 - at home with William and Ann (and siblings) in St Andrews area of Rugby.

1861 - still at home in Rugby.

1871 - can't find but should be with his wife Frances E, and children Edith E, Archibald C, Florence M, Thomas W and Elizabeth H.  

1872- Perrin Bishop Adkins death.

1881 - widowed Frances Adkins in Crick with 3 youngest children - all of whom were born there.

I have all the census images except for 1871 - but it must exist - as I said, someone found me the details........

Helen
very puzzled.

[hlbradd]

   HI, what do you think of this entry Free BMD,in the births, 1842 March,"Perrin -ishe- Adkins" .

Yes - that's him - can't imagine it's anyone else

Helen

[Necromancer]

OK - I think that RUTHP who did the original transcription either made a mistake with the RG Refn number, or used a CD with its own IDS

Folio 39a is unusual - altho Ancestry is not listing that PIECE number as having any problems

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