1861 census look up please Ann Anderson

[specialkg]

I have found on the free CEN site 1851 census a Ann and James Anderson with daughter Jane 10 months old.  It also mentions a son William Bain.  I wondered if there had been a mistake with his surname and it was his middle name.  It is not the mother's maiden name.

Can somebody find the same family in the 1861 census.  There should be children Elspet 1851, Ann 1853, Isabelle 1857, James 1857 and Jane 1850.

Ann Snr was born 1817 and was still alive in 1851 but I don't know about James.

Any help with this would be much appreciated.

Betty

[Jokdy]

Hi Betty

They are still at Clockeasy Farm in 1861 but the last name has been transcribed as Atkerson

James Atkerson 51
Ann Atkerson 40
Jane Atkerson 10
Elsie Atkerson 9
Ann Atkerson 7
Isabella Atkerson 4
James Atkerson 4
William Bain 17
Elizabeth Findlay 20
Walter Grant 14

Source Citation: Parish: Urquhart; ED: 5; Page:  12; Line: 17; Roll  CSSCT1861_20; Year: 1861.

William Bain is down as a servant on this one 

Did a quick check on SP for you and James Anderson Sr died 1869.
 

[specialkg]

Brilliant, thanks for the census.

I really appreciate your efforts.

Betty

[specialkg]

I have just noticed that there is an Elizabeth Findlay on the 1861 census.  The age fits for the Elizabeth Findlay that I am also looking for.  Could you tell me if she is down as a relation or a servant.

Thanks

Betty

[Jokdy]

I have just noticed that there is an Elizabeth Findlay on the 1861 census.  The age fits for the Elizabeth Findlay that I am also looking for.  Could you tell me if she is down as a relation or a servant.

Thanks

Betty

The relationship is down as servant, and her occupation is domestic servant.

[specialkg]

I don't know if you have noticed my other thread for Elizabeth Findlay.

It looks like Elizabeth could be a daughter of Ann before marrying James Anderson.

Betty

[Jokdy]

Yes I noticed it...certainly looks like it could be the one and same Elizabeth, especially considering Ann didn't marry James until 1849.