1871 Census Scarborough

[bodger]

I discovered a possible new relation yesterday, in a copy of my g.grandfathers will, he mentions a bequest from George Bacon, in a will dated, 30/12/1879, i tried the 1881 census for this George, but couldn't find him, however on Ancestry, i found brief details of a George Bacon, & Wife Mary, in Scarborough, has anyone please got access to this census for more details ?
Thank You, bodger

[MaryA]

I think you mean the details from the 1871 census rather than the 1881.

Green Bank, Belmont Road, Scarborough, Yorkshire
George Bacon Head M 64 Income, Interest of Money Nottinghamshire NOttingham
Mary Wife M 62                                                                 " "
and servants Elizabeth Bramby 56 housekeeper also from Notts, Clifton, Grace W Darling 21 housemaid from Yorks West Ayton and Frances A Leake 24 Cook from Yorks Morton
RG10/ 4817; Folio: 59; Page: 2

[Nutty1966]

Hi

RG 10 4817 59 2
12 GREEN BANK, SCARBOROUGH

GEORGE BACON HEAD MAU 64 INCOME INTEREST OF MONEY NOTTINGHAM
MARY DO WIFE 62 NOTTINGHAM

Plus 3 servants

Jane

[MaryA]

Not sure about where they are in 1861 but this looks possible for 1851 - no not possible, probable since they have the same housekeeper

Larncote House, Ratcliff, Nottingham
George Bacon Head M 45 Merchant Nottingham
Mary Wife M 42                                      "
William Bramby Servant Mar 31 Coachman Notts Clifton
Eliza Bramby Servant Mar 35 House SErvant Notts West Leake
John Jackson Servant 28 from Notts Arnold and Harriett Knight Servant 28 from Notts Ratcliffe
HO107/ 2139; Folio: 521; Page: 64

[Nutty1966]

Could this be them in 1861 as visitors

RG 9 1709 23 25

MALLONS HOUSE CLEVEDON, SOMERSET

GEORGE BACON VISITOR MAU 55 GENTLEMAN NOTTINGHAM
MARY BACON VISITON MAU 53 GENTLEWOMAN NOTTINGHAM

HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD

THOMAS STUBBY MAU 50 LODGING HOUSE KEEPER SOMERSET

Jane

[MaryA]

There's a great shortage of Bacon about   Can't be sure about this one either but I believe I have the occupation correct although it's not easy to read, and "merchant" would match with the 1851 entry.

1841 Stoney Street, St Mary, Nottinghamshire
George Bacon 35 Lace Merchant Y
Mary 30 Y
John Sibsond? 20 M.S. N
Elizabeth Mile 30 F.S. Y
Elizabeth Thirlby F.S. Y
HO107/870/8 29/10

[MaryA]

Could this be them in 1861 as visitors

Well I wondered if they were on holiday and left the servants behind but strangely, since  Eliza rejoins them later, the pair of them are working for somebody else

The Mount, Holy Trinity Micklegate, York
Thomas N Champney, a 72 year old Widower Proprietor of Land born London Blackfriars Street.
Although they are listed as William and Eliza Bramley the birthplaces West Leak and Clifton are right so I think it clinches it.
Another servant Ann Bell and a visitor Edwin Dalby 47 year old builder born Notts, Sutton Birmingham.
RG9/3547; Folio: 57; Page: 43

So presumably the servants found, or maybe were helped to find, other positions while the Bacons were away, on holiday?

[bodger]

By Hecky Thump, Rootschat HAS to be the best site for results, I now have Notts. connections to go at.
     Thanks A Million. bodger