Curtis Family, Beckingham, 1841/1851 Census or Marriage Records

[sunflower]

Hi

No address given for them in the 1841 census of Beckingham

Sorry

Sunflower

[alcrighton]

Hi Sunflower,

Thanks for looking again and thanks for the information on the directories page. I've had no luck in finding the pub in Beckingham so far but I'm still looking.  I have high hopes that the Robert Curtis you found was my gg Grandfather.

Regards,

Allan

[sunflower]

Hi

Found this in the 1832 directory of nottingshire

Sus Curtis - Hare & Hounds Beckingham

Sunflower

[alcrighton]

Wow!  That's great Sunflower, thankyou so much.

I realise that I'm probably getting to be a bit of a pain but I have one more request....

I trawled trough the 19 pages of the 1871 census records for Beckingham today looking for pubs and found the Hare & Hounds (Prop. Annie Fletcher) as well as the Crown.  I also unexpected found Edmund STOVIN, widower aged 82 running the local Post Office and Grocers.  I then found Robert Curtis and Sarah Stovin getting married in Sculcoates (why they went to Yorkshire, I have no idea ).  So my request is the next time you're looking at the 1841 census, could you see if you can find the following family in Beckingham:

Edmund Stovin aged abt. 52
His wife (this is the person I'm really looking for)
Edmund Stovin aged abt. 24
Sarah Stovin aged abt. 19
Eliza Stovin aged abt. 14 (Still living with her father in 1871 and married to a Mr Dickenon)

Many Thanks,

Allan

[sunflower]

Hi Allan

It's your lucky day

1841 census Beckingam 849-5/6

Edmund Stovin 50 School master 
Mary Stovin 50 
Edmund Stovin 20
Eliza Stovin 14
Sarah Stovin 15

all said yes to being born in Country except Edmund senior

Sunflower

[alcrighton]

Wow again Sunflower!

And I've just found a marriage for Edmund Stovin and Mary Keyworth in Beckingham in 1812 through IGI.

This definitely is my lucky day!

Thanks again,

Allan