census look up please

[tazz]

can someone look up the 1841 census for seaton sluice please.
 thomas charlton 36  horsley
 mary charlton  37  s/sluice
 john 10                     "
 ann 7                        "
 mable 6                     "
 isabella                      "
 george                       "
 
   this info is from 1851 census just i dont have the right 1841 cd.
 

[Pels.]

1841 census:
HO107/820/17; Folio: 14; Page: 20

Northumberland, Hartley
Seaton Sluice

Thomas Charlton, Lab Glassman?
Mary, 35
Thomas, 14, Glassman
James, 12, Glassman
John, 10, Glassman
Ann, 7
Mable, 5
Cathrine,4
George, 2
Isabella, 8 mths
Isabella Bulman, 30, Spinster

All born in county.

Kind regards,

Pels 

[tazz]

really big thank you now ive got the children, again thank you.

[Michael Dixon]

Tazz,

Just adding a wee snippet to all the info Pels has supplied...

The renowned glassworks at Seaton Sluice belonged to Lord then Lady Delaval.  It was earlier Delavals who "cut" the sluice to give the Seaton Burn two outlets to the sea... and a deeper harbour to facilitate their exports of glass and coal.

In a hierarchy of places of the day, Seaton Sluice ( called Hartley Haven in pre-"sluice" days) lay within the "township" of Hartley, which was one of the eight "townships" that made up the Parish of Earsdon.

Go to web site communities.northumberland.gov.uk  .. look in the "Seaton Sluice" community to see old photos,including some of the glassworks,  maps,  history and much more.


Michael Dixon
Newcastle

[tazz]

 thamks michael i will do that. got a question for you were would be the closest pit

[Pels.]

Not Michael I'm afraid, but will I do? 

The closest colliery to Seaton Sluice I would imagine to be Seaton Delavel

http://communities.northumberland.gov.uk/Seaton%20Delaval.htm

If I'm wrong I'm sure Michael will correct me! 

[Pels.]

Here are a couple more links that might help tazz .. I'm not too sure whether my information was correct after all?

http://www.seaton-sluice.co.uk/content/coal.html

http://www.rootschat.com/links/023h/

Pels 

[tazz]

 thank you again,what would i do without your help.also the landlord of the delaval arms has alot of info and pictures on seaton sluice from over 100 yrs ago.