Where Are My Worrall(Warrell) Family Manchester

[Biko]

I have sourced my Worrall Family (various Spellings) from the 1871 Census. Up till the 1901 Census.

But  where are they in previous census?

Peter Worrall  [1850c] appears with a Thomas Worrall  [1846c] as lodgers in Deansgate Area of Manchester in 1871 and after his Marriage in 1873 to Theresa Hurst he appears in all future census with his family right upto his death in 1896.

I know his father is also called Peter Worrall but there is no finding them on the 1841; 1851; 1861 census.

Both Peter and Thomas are born in Manchester.  So where are they in 1861?

What is interesting is that Peter's first child born 1874 is born in Earlstown. However the next child born in 1876 and all other children, born in Manchester.

So obviously they lived in Earllstown,  for a while. Question is was it work that took them to Earlstown [railway developement] Or did they have family in the  area...There is a  Worrall family in the area, atleast one of whom was born in Manchester[a grandchild]?

Does anyone have any idea where my family could have been in the years prior to 1871?

[bursy]

Hi Biko
Is this them ?
1851 Hulme Unfilmed

2 Violet St.
WORRALL
Peter        Head      M     28         Carpenter            Kingsley, Cheshire
Eliza         Wife       M      29                                      Manchester
Joseph     Son                  7           Scholar                Hulme, Manchester
Thomas     Son                 5           Scholar                Hulme, Manchester
James        Son                 1                                      Hulme, Manchester

On the Lancashire BMD index:-
 In 1843  Peter Worrall married Eliza Parkinson at Manchester Cathedral

I will look on my other Unfilmed for any more
Hope this helps
Regards, Dave

[bursy]

Hi Biko
I have looked through the other 1851 Unfilmed and I found quite a few Worrall's / Warrell but none, other than the one I have already given you, with a Peter in the family.
If you require these others, let me know.
Regards, Dave

[Biko]

Dave

A big THANK YOU

I am sure that is them.The young Peter put his fathers occupation as Carpenter on his marriage certificate.

And both Thomas and Peter were born in Hulme according to some of the census.

I already had the marriage index for Eliza saved, my instincts on that one were right.

Once again a big THANK YOU, for knocking down that brick wall. You have helped so much.

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU..............

[bursy]

Hi Biko
Glad to help 

If you need any more 1851 Unfilmed lookups, let me know

Regards, Dave

[Biko]

Actually can you tell me what 'district' number it is?

Thanks Biko

[bursy]

Hi Biko,

My fault ,should have given you this;

1851 Hulme Unfilmed
HO 107/2221
Page 33
Trans No G166
Shed 144

Regards, Dave

[Biko]

Thank You once again Dave.

It hadn't occured to me in my excitement, but now I am trying to get an idea of what part of Hulme they lived in 51, to confirm it is my family. Plus I am still cannot locate them in 1861.

But you have been a great help

We should hold annual awards for people like yourself who are so helpful

[bursy]

Hi Biko,
Looked on a 1900 map of Manchester, but I can't find a Violet St. in Hulme to give an exact location.

Regards, Dave