Census Lookup 1841, 1851, 1861 Kirkbride Please

[Lesley Marten]

Hi

I would be very grateful if someone could trace the following family in any of the above censuses at KIRKBRIDE:

Isabella RICHARDSON born about 1838, Kirkbride
Her father, Thomas Richardson, a farmer, date and place of birth unknown but he was a farmer at Longlandshead, Kirkbride in 1863.
Her mother, also believed to be called Isabella (may not be correct and no other details known).

Apologies as always for the vagueness of the request.

Many thanks

Lesley

[ange]

Hi Lesley,
Could this be them?
Mossends, Kirkbride
Thomas Richardson  34  Farmer  Y
Barbara  33  Y
Adam  7  Y
Isabella  5  Y
William  3  Y
There is also a 1yr old female but I can't read the name
Ho/107 165 11  page 10
These were the only ones in Kirkbride
Ange

[Lesley Marten]

Hi Ange

Thanks for looking.  Its definitely a possibility.

Still requesting later census look ups if anyone else can help.

Thanks again

Lesley

[PaulineJ]

1861 Census
RG9/3927 Wigton  Folio  67 
address "Long land head"

Thomas Richardson 1811  Scaleby, Cumberland, England Head  FARMER OF 84 ACRES
Barbara Richardson 1813  Bolton, Cumberland, England Wife 

Adam Richardson 1834  Weasby? Hall, Cumberland, England Son
Isabella Richardson 1835  Longlanehead?, Cumberland, England Daughter   
Mary Ann Richardson 1841  Longlanehead, Cumberland, England Daughter
Joseph Richardson 1842  Mopends, Cumberland, England Son   
Thomas Richardson 1844  Kirkbride, Cumberland, England Son 
Barbara Richardson 1855  Kirkbride, Cumberland, England Granddaughter     

all kids unmarried.

Pauline

[Lesley Marten]

Many thanks Pauline, this is definitely the right family now.

Anyone else find them in 1851 please?

Cheers

Lesley

[PaulineJ]

I suggest that you read the whole of your replies. Just who is supposed to be missing?

Pauline
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,29876.msg117666.html#msg117666

[Lesley Marten]

Hi Pauline

I don't think anyone is missing, I would just like to pinpoint the family in 1851 as well in case they have anyone staying with them which might provide a clue to other branches of the tree.  I've looked back, Ange kindly provided 1841, you kindly provided 1861, hence just 1851 to find.

Cheers

Lesley