1861 census lookup request-COMPLETED

[heywood]

1881  RG11; Piece: 133; Folio: 131; Page: 47

58 Castle St East Marylebone

James Buckingham 48 yrs house painter b London
Frances wife 48 yrs b Spalding
Frances M 21 yrs upholsteress b Marylebone
Selina 13 yrs b St Pancras

I'll check 1871 because Frances M was missing I think.

[heywood]

can't spot Frances M  in 1871.

1891 RG12; Piece: 89; Folio 94; Page 3

59 Castle St East Marylebone

Frances Buckingham head widow  ??maker b Spalding

[heywood]

last one- I'll have to make the tea 

got a scare here- she is transcribed as 'sister' but it is not so!

South Park Road Wimbledon

Frderick Comer 38 yrs mercantile clerk b London St James Weston
Selina 33 yrs b London St Pancras
Lillie 10 yrs b Surrey Wimbledon
Frank Barnes boarder 25 yrs clerk b Wells Somerset
Frances Buckingham visitor 68 yrs Upholsterer's trimming maker b Spalding

now Tricia - is it still Edward and Mary that you are looking for?

[heywood]

The 1871 census Show John Wishlade showing that Eliza Wolleton(the married name of Eliza Hooton from the 1841 census)was his sister but they have different fathers.So that was a great help.
Trisha  

This is the bit I don't understand re John and his 'sister'

1841 has a Sulina Wallorter - with a sister Eliza- (Eliza is shown as older) living at East Leake Allotment

[GeoffE]

The 1858 BUCKINGHAM/WISHLADE marriage is in the IGI - but no fathers' names.

Note:  Mary WISHLADE (the one from Eastbourne) was still a servant of the WAL(T)HAMs in 1861 and 1871.  The one who married Edward HOOTON in 1862 was a different person. 

I could imagine that the Edward HOOTON was the one bap in 1818 rather than his father.

[heywood]

Oh Geoff - where does that leave us? 

(I've forgotten what we're looking for  )

[GeoffE]

(I've forgotten what we're looking for  )

That makes two of us!  We seem to have been working forwards rather than backwards.

[Mum44]

(I've forgotten what we're looking for  )

That makes two of us!  We seem to have been working forwards rather than backwards.

Three         I got lost in Cambridge when Elizabeth Wishlade Hooton got married      

I think it's summary time    

[heywood]

Is it me  or weren't we asked to work forward from the beginning?

I know that there is a previous thread re pre 1861 but not sure now, in view of Geoff's intervention who we are really looking for - are Frances and John the right children of the right person