NEW/ 1831/1841 Census Look up

[S.Sullivan]

Would someone be able to  find  on the 1831 or 1841 census for a William Maltby, born July 1831.

Looking for his family members.

Thanks
S.Sullivan

[PaulineJ]

Where does he later claim to have been born?

Very few 1831 censuses remain;
The 1841 contains very little info...

Pauline

[S.Sullivan]

Pauline

One family member says he was born in Cayton. but I haven't been able to confirm this.

I found his marriage to Mary Brown in 1853  in Bridlington, Yorkshire  from the BMD site.

By 1857 William & Mary were in Canada.

S.Sullivan

[jools2153]

If you buy his 1853 MC, it should tell you his father's name/occupation. There is nothing particularly obvious on the 1841 for Wil* Mal*y born Yorkshire. Jools

[jools2153]

How do you know he was born July 1831??  Jools

[S.Sullivan]

A family member has put his date of birth on the info. on family search.  I thought that checking the census that I might have been able to find his family. By the 1851 census, he probably wasn't at home, since he was married in 1853.

Thanks for looking.
S.Sullivan

[jools2153]

So you haven't found him on any census, and you haven't got his marriage certificate.  I strongly suggest you need that MC to provide corroboration of what someone has put on the LDS site (it wouldn't be the first time someone has gone on a wild goose chase courtesy of incorrect info on the LDS).  You need independent proof of who his father was and what year he was born.  Jools

[S.Sullivan]

Jools

I have just found out that William was born 1830 in Folkton, Yorkshire & his Father was Thomas born in 1786 & His Mother  was  Christiana.

Would this help on finding them on the census?

S. Sullivan

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