Jeffrey in 1891

[saar3]

Am seeking the 1891 census entry for this family shown in the 1881 census

Entry in 1881 census: -
Dwelling:   Post Office
   Census Place:   Blubberhouses, York, England
   Source:   FHL Film 1342035     PRO Ref RG11    Piece 4335    Folio 15    Page 3
   Marr   Age   Sex   Birthplace
Jonathan JEFFREY   M   53    M   Thrusscross, York, England
   Rel:   Head
   Occ:   Chemist Druggist Grocer & Postmaster
Hannah JEFFREY   M   38    F   Fewston, York, England
   Rel:   Wife
Godfrey F. JEFFREY       9    M   Fewston, York, England
   Rel:   Son
   Occ:   Scholar
Frederick J. JEFFREY       7    M   Fewston, York, England
   Rel:   Son
Maggie JEFFREY       3    F   Blubberhouses, York, England
   Rel:   Dau

Jonathan Jeffreys birthplace might also be given as West End. By 1901 Jonathan had died  and there was another son Walter born about 1886 in Lincolnshire

[Darren]

1891 Census

13 Mayfield Grove, Bilton with Harrogate, Yorkshire

Source  - RG12/3521
Registration district - Knaresborough
Sub registration district - Harrogate
Folio - 39
Page - 30

Frederick J Jeffrey - Son - aged   17   - born: Hardisty Hill, Yorkshire
Godfred T Jeffrey - Son - aged   19   - born: Fewston, Yorkshire
Hannah Jeffrey - Head - aged   48   - born: Hardisty Hill, Yorkshire
Maggie Jeffrey - Daughter - aged   13   - born: Blubberhouses, Yorkshire
Walter H Jeffrey - Son - aged   5   - born: Messingham, Lincolnshire

Hope this helps

Darren

[sillgen]

Hannah is a widow and Lodging House keeper. 
Godfrey is Manager in Coal Business
Andrea

[Darren]

1871 Census - Just in case you need it.

Hardisty, Fewston, Yorkshire

Source - RG10/4301
Registration district - Wharfedale
Sub-registration district - Fewston
Folio - 4
Page - 2

Hannah Jeffrey    - Wife aged 28 born:   Fewston, Yorkshire, England
Jonathan Jeffrey   - Head aged 44 born:   Thurscross, Yorkshire, England

Jonathan's Occ - Chemist & Druggist

Darren

[saar3]

Dear Darren and Andrea

Many thanks for all that information - it's a big help. Wish I knew what took them to Lincolnshire .................

Mary