1841 lookup for Great/Little Bedwyn Wilts

[fizzybubble]

Is anyone able to find a Norris family living at one of these two places in 1841.

Mum could be Hannah b 1800

Thanks,
Fizzy

[Muddy Waters]

Hi
1841 census ref HO107/1180/1
Browns Lane Great Bedwyn
William Norris, aged 75, Ag. Lab, born in County
Hannah Norris, aged 40, born in County
Sarah Norris, aged 15, born in County
Elizabeth Norris, aged 8, born in County.

Living a few houses away
John Norris, 36, ag lab, born in County
Harriett Norris, 38 born in County
James Norris, 15, born in County
Charles Norris, 13, born in County
Mary Norris, 10, born in County
Stephen Norris, 8, born in County
Robert Norris, 4, born in County
Sabina Norris, 2 born in County.

regards
Mary

[fizzybubble]

That is brill. Looks like there was a second marriage here then.

In 1871, Sarah Norris was Sarah Hooper and she was still living in Browns Lane.

Thanks very much.

Fizzy

[ForestBear]

Hi there,

I realize this is a really old post but I also have the Norris' from Great Bedwyn in my family tree.
I don't believe it was a remarry because of the childrens ages overlapping from both families.

I do belive Hannahs children, Sarah and Elizabeth were born out of wedlock. 
On Elizabeths marriage cetificate (to a William Mills in 1854) She lists a Charles Thomas as her father.

The Willliam on the census is her father, not her husbands (as she didn't have one!)

Hannah is my 5th great grandmother

Great Bedwyn from 1650 - 1950  is just a mass of Norris'. The great great grandparents of them all were all siblings and they just all stayed there having children for generations! A Pyramid of Norris'!

I was going to private message you, but I'm afraid I couldn't find the option. If you happen to know how to, feel free to message me if you want to discuss the norris' further.