WYATT Wm & Hannah 1851 census

[Kiwi007]

Hello,

I am looking for William WYATT b about 1805 in Charlton, Northampton and his wife Hannah ( nee WORRELL) b 1806 Kineton, Warwick. They have 2 daughters  - Mary b 1836, and Sarah b 1845 and a son William b 1841 - in Claydon, Banbury. I have the family in 1841, but not 1851.

I am aso looking for Ruth Matilda WYATT in 1871 if anyone can help - her parents, Wm WYATT and Annie are there with baby daughter Mercy Albina, but no sign of Ruth b 1868 Claydon.

Wm & Annie went to NZ in 1875 and died 1904 and 1903 in Hamilton, NZ. Ruth also died 1904 aged 36.

Any help would be most welcome

Kind regards

Kiwi

[heywood]

there's this one 

1851 HO107; Piece: 1734; Folio: 129; Page: 9

Claydon

William Wyatt head married 44 yrs agr labr b N K
William Wyatt  son 9 yrs b Oxon Claydon

will look for others

the entry above is Robert Wyatt and family if that is any clue

[heywood]

1851 HO107; Piece: 1734; Folio: 125; Page: 1

Claydon Hay

Hannah Wyatt workwoman 45 yrs Washerwoman b Kineton Warwickshire

employer George Hammond, farmer with a large family

There are 2 Marys - born 1834 and 1837 - this is the 2nd one

1851 HO107; Piece: 1734; Folio: 160; Page: 21

Boddington Upper
Mary Wyatt servant 14 yrd house servant b Claydon
employer Clark Middleton and family

can't see Sarah b Claydon and there are several possible deaths 1841-1851

[heywood]

possibility for Ruth:

1871 RG10; Piece: 1446; Folio: 95; Page: 37

Satin Lane Deddington

Joseph Woods 59 yrs hawker b Oxfordshire Aston
Mary 59 yrs b Oxfordshire Dunster
Ruth Waite 2 yrs Visitor b Oxfordshire Claydon

[Kiwi007]

Hello Heywood!

Many thanks indeed for all this wonderful information  - you are correct about Ruth in 1871 - her mother was Annie WOODS- so now I can start research on her line as I couldn't be sure about her parentage.

I have also just found Mercy's family in NZ thanks to Rootschat ...she had a number of children who I am about to track down !!

William, the father, was a shearer in NZ and his girls did well at school- I found some snippets on 'Paperspast' which opened up a whole new area of research..he bought some land so things picked up for them eventually.

Many thanks again

Kiwi