1841 Look Up Please - Paddington

[Cougar]

Well you were right - they are not at 16 Gresse St St Pancras in 1861. (spelling is correct, by the way)
Sorry bout that - think we will have to try again.
Cougar

[Lancashire Lou]

Thanks for checking that. I didn't expect them to have made my life easier!

[Cougar]

Just a thought - the BVRI latest one anyway - doesn't have very much of London and none of Middlesex in it.  Pain because that is one of the main reasons I got it.
Did you check the BVRI for all areas, or just the little they have in Lon/Mdx?
Cougar

[Lancashire Lou]

Someone else did the lookup for me so probably just London/Middlesex cos that's where I would have said I was looking for them at the time.

I know from IGI there's a large contigency of Bibb's from in and around Birmingham but have yet to find a link!

[Cougar]

OK - I'll have a look and see if there is anything likely
Cougs

[Cougar]

BIBB, George   Chr   1752   Engl   Worc   Ribbes
Fa:   William BIBB
Mo:   Mary
BIBB, George   Chr   1841   Engl   Worc   Mamble
Fa:   James BIBB
Mo:   Hannah
BIBB, George William   Bir   1892   Engl   Staf   MavRid
Fa:   Arthur BIBB
Mo:   Emily
These are the only George Bibb births
here are the ones for Thomas
BIB, Thomas   Bir   1668   Engl   Worc   Ribbes
Fa:   Thomas BIB
Mo:   Joane
BIBB, Thomas   Bir   1702   Engl   Worc   Ribbes
Fa:   Richard BIBB
Mo:   Ann
BIB, Thomas   Chr   1750   Engl   Worc   Ribbes
Fa:   William BIB
Mo:   Marey
BIBB, Thomas   Chr   1752   Engl   Worc   Ribbes
Fa:   Thomas BIBB
Mo:   Mary
BIB, Thomas   Chr   1769   Engl   Nott   Caunto
Fa:   BIB
Mo:   
BIBBS, Thomas Walter   Chr   1857   Engl   Here   Ledbur
Fa:   Benjamin BIBBS
Mo:   Elizabeth
BIBB, Thomas James   Bir   1869   Engl   Lond   Westmi
Fa:   James BIBB
Mo:   Mary
Will  Go look at marriages.

[Cougar]

No marriages for George and the only ones for Thomas are all back in 1700.
There goes another idea.
Cougar

[Lancashire Lou]

Thank you anyway....back to smacking my head against the wall!

[cissellby]

Hi Lou,
          Crompton Place, Edgware Rd, Church St, can be seen on a 1854 map. Go to WWW. Victorianlondon.org, click on maps, click on Pictorial Map of London, you need section 1a, top left hand corner.
From the left side of that section, follow the tear along, and you will find the area you are looking for. York Row not shown.
St John the Evangelist Church, is in Kensal Green, about 3 miles along the Harrow Rd, I think that parish came under North Kensington or Kensal Town in the 1841 census.
There is a church in Paddington Green St Mary`s, poss that one of them lived in Kensal Green, Harlesden or Willesden.
 Hope that I have not rattled on for to long. Cissellby