Census details, the Rogers Family, Bocking, please

[petey22]

hi again
wow, great stuff CEP, Bocking park farm, wonder if it still exists ? and they certainly had some childeren ! so Emma didnt make it to the 1861 census and a farmer needs his food so he didnt waste time and found another wife !

I noticed that the farm was on Panfield lane, and on playing around looking for parents of Peter Rogers c1802 I found a marriage ; Peter Rogers & Elizabeth Smith 26-11-1789, Panfield, Essex. also birth, Peter Rogers abt 1764 of Panfield.
On checking Multi-map I see that Panfield is only about a mile away from Bocking,,,,, I wonder ? does match the names you gave for the baptism of Peter 1802.
Are Peter and Elizabeth still around for the 1841 census ?
Pete

[cep]

Must stop jumping to conclusions!


1861 Bocking, Essex   RG9 1114 28 p30

Panfield Lane
Joseph Smith, head, mar, 29, Ag Lab, b. Halstead
Emma Smith, wife, mar, 39, Ag Lab's Wife, b. Bocking
Harriet Smith, dau, 8, Scholar, b. Bocking
Charles Smith, son, 6, b. Bocking
Ellen Smith, dau, 5, b. Bocking


Joseph & Emma still at Panfield Lane in 1881.  Joseph now Farmer.
Julia Smith unmarried, living with aunt Ann, 1881.



Peter Rogers d. 1827  and an Elizabeth d. 1831.   See my previous.


Regards   CP

[petey22]

Must stop jumping to conclusions!  ,,,, yes I tend to do that too often  only had a few Min's this morning and should have waited until I had read everything thoroughly.

Well, studied everything carefully and think I've got it now  Wonder why young Julia is staying with her Grandparents in 1861 ?

What did you think about the marriage and birth I found for Peter's parents ;  looking for parents of Peter Rogers c1802 I found a marriage ; Peter Rogers & Elizabeth Smith 26-11-1789, Panfield, Essex. also birth, Peter Rogers abt 1764 of Panfield.  
all the best
Pete

[petey22]

hi all
just as a mater of interest really,, does anyone have any idea what ' crape' means I come across this termquite often and thought it quite strange that so many Rogers seemed to be making pancakes/omlets ? but this puts the word 'crape' in a silk weaving context.
Pete

[cep]

http://encyclopedia.jrank.org/COR_CRE/CRAPE_an_anglicized_version_of_.html


Silk Fabric.


Regards   CP

[aj60]

Hi

For your interest my husband is the x3 Great Grandson of Daniel Smith b 1797 and Farmer of Bocking Park Farm, Panfield Lane. Joseph Smith was his x3 Great Uncle.
On the 1851 Census Daniel is listed as a Farmer of 80 acres employing 7 labourers. Joseph was the second eldest of 7 sons and 1 daughter

Best wishes