1861 census John Eades

[Whenu]

Hi, have new information on John Eades.
father was Edward Thomas Eades who could have been born around 1820 in Tipton.
John eades wife's name was Caroline Sylvia Clemston or Cleminton from Demark, born ca 1853, cheers, Lance

[Willow 4873]

OK confused here

Is Johns father William or Edward?

There is an Edward b 1820 in Tipton, wife Mary and several children but none called John

Willow x

[Whenu]

Sorry for any confusion, John's father is Edward Thomas Eades and mother's maiden name was Sarah Rigby
 John's first wife was Caroline Clemston from Denmark and second wife was Susan Ebden from Devon, cheers, Lance

[Tati]

Same as Willow here - I can see only one Edward born Tipton ca. 1820, wife is not either Sarah or Susan and he doesn't seem to have a son John ...

The only Eades/Rigby marriage I can see is
William Eades - Sarah Rigby, 9 Oct 1843 Aston Juxta Birmingham, Warwickshire,

making the Kingswinford christening likely - I just wish I could find the family in 1861   

[Willow 4873]

I think I have found William and Sarah in 1851

At 35 Lower Trinity Street, Deritend and Bordesley, Aston, Warwickshire

William Eades head b 1820 Wednesbury Staffs blacksmith
Sarah Eades wife b 1823 Wednesbury Staffs
Martha Eades dau b 1847 Birmingham
Joseph Scott lodger b1819 Stourbridge, Worcestershire blacksmith

HO107/2060 Folio 126 Page 47

Willow x

[Willow 4873]

HHMMMM!

It looks like William may have died and Sarah married George Grice 26.10.1851 Aston Juxta but no sign of John or Martha either in the 1861

Willow x

[Whenu]

Thanks for the replies, looks like I sowed a bit of confusion by reading the search results wrong.
Edward (Edwin) Thomas is John and Caroline's son not John's father.
With your census results, I can hopefully carry on searching a bit further back.
Once again, thanks and sorry for the mix-up, cheers, Lance

[Whenu]

have since found out that the family moved to NZ in 1857, William dying in 1895 and sarah dying in 1885, cheers

[Tati]

No wonder I had trouble finding them in 1861 then