1841 census look up for Milburn

[gladys1]

Lets hope Barbara some one will find them under a funny name like Bilburn or Milkburn or some other strange name   Thank you for your very kind help as all ways.  Regards Gladys. 

[Ecneps]

Without looking back over your posts, Glady, who were Henry's parents?

Just found this little one in 1841 - with grandparents? Think she's a bit young though
HO107/847/6 fol.50 p.56
Blackett St, Newcastle
George Milburn 55 Builder
Alice         "       40
Elimer (female)   8 months
all born Northumberland


Barbara

[gladys1]

Hiya Barbara bap Bellingham Henry Milburn 27 April, 1817 father Edward Milburn mother Isabella,  the George and Alice Milburn might be a relation so i will keep that.  Have you had a break yet, your a star.  Thank you very much. Regards Glady 

[Ecneps]

Think they must be totally mistranscribed or missed off altogether, have tried a few sites.  If I get time later I'll run through my census cds for Cramlington and Seghill, although I suppose they could be anywhere!

Barbara 

[gladys1]

Hiya Barbara i was just gannin off and saw your reply and i think you want a break as its no gud as the saying gans doing your head in, you have been very good as well.  They might turn up some time or been missed off, never mind. Thank you very much. Regards Gladys 

[Ecneps]

Gladys, don't tell me you're a Geordie 

[gladys1]

Whey aye man amm a geordie  , ye naa Barbara i wud gan oot ti search for these folk but cannit cos amm to aad creeking gate cos i suffer with sum pains but i divvin grumble cos i just get on wi me life cos ave aal ways been a determined person winnit let owt get me doon.  Amm gannin off here for noo and meking me tea.  Bye for noo.  Regards  Geordie Gladys

[Ecneps]

Brilliant, Gladys, back later! Enjoy yer tea

[Michael Dixon]

Gladys, canny Blyth lassie,

I am still on the same theme I was in your earlier post about Milburns on Census 1841.

They shouldn't be difficult to find on C1841, but they are !. But my gut feeling is that not all the children on C1851 (page 2418-554-30) belong to both of them.

Have you got birth registrations details for all the children ?

Edward and Isabella were born in Gosforth, but I can see no sign of their birth registrations (as Milburn) within Castle Ward Reg District.

Nor can I see a birth registration for Eleanor Milburn within Tynemouth RD ( for Seghill) in the appropriate era.

The 1851 census enumerator usually entered people's children in descending order from the eldest to youngest, with no relevance to sex. But for the Milburns, he entered Edward 7 then John 2, then the five dtrs .. Margaret 4, up to Isabella 6, then Eleanor 12, then down to Mary 10, and Ann 8.

Was he in his record, segregating Ann's children not by Henry, from those by Henry ?

Sorry no answers !

Michael Dixon