BROMLEY - 1851 Census - Kirk Ireton - Please

[aitch]

Is there SKS out there who would please be kind enough to take a look at the 1851 Census for George & Sarah BROMLEY,
who should appear with daughter Eliza (b 1848 Kirk Ireton) and Harriet (1850 Kirk Ireton).
 
Not sure of George's birth year or place, but it's his wife details I'm more interested in - and she (hopefully) should give a birthplace of Cotton/Colton/Alton, Staffs around 1826/7.

Many thanks
Aitch

[yonderpeasant]

Kirk Ireton Village, Kirk Ireton  HO107 2146  623  1
Derbyshire
George Bromley head mar 33 sawyer and C b.Kirk Ireton
Sarah                wife mar   25                     b.Calton Staffs
Eliza                 daur          3                      b.Kirk ireton
Harriet               daur          10mo                   do

[aitch]

  Thanks very much!
The most likely marriage I can find for this is to a Sarah RATCLIFFE in 1846.   Just need to try and see if such a lass exists in or around Calton.

Much appreciate the look up - thanks again

[yonderpeasant]

there is a likely one at the Parsonage Mayfield in 1841 wich is near enough.Reg dist is ashbourne which is Staffs Derbys border

next door are William Ratcliff 1789and wife ann 1787 who are both at Calton in Maydield Ashbourne in 1851 so seems a likely bet

[aitch]

There are a couple of Sarah Ratcliffes born 1826 in Calton on the IGI.  One the daughter of Richard and Sarah Ratcliffe.     How does she appear at the Parsonage in 1841?  I'm guessing she's a servant and not with family?       Working in Mayfield would seem logical as it's only a stone's throw from Calton and then going on to marry in Ashbourne dist figures too.

Is there any chance you'd have time to look up George Bromley (b 1818) in the 1841 - just in case he's moved a little closer than Kirk Ireton?   

[yonderpeasant]

sorry just modified as you posted
next door are William Ratcliff 1789and wife ann 1787 who are both at Calton in Maydield Ashbourne in 1851 so seems a likely bet
will do the full Transcript

[aitch]

Oooo.. the plot thickens...

The two Sarah Ratcliffes I found were daughters of either Thomas and Mary or Richard and Sarah, so William and Ann are news!

Thanks for pursuing this on my behalf  - I really do appreciate your help

[yonderpeasant]

HO107 piece 1007 folio 9/3 page 5
1841    does not give relationships so might not be parents of course
Parsonage Mayfield, Mayfield, Calton Staffs reg dist Ashbourne
Richard Ward     45  cannot read occ but could be Clerik not born Staffs
Louisa  Ward         35
William Carlisle Ward 6
John      do                  5
Isabella Louisa   do         3
Richard               do     3wks
Thomas Turner   20 M S
Elizabeth Clowes 20  F S
Sarah Ratcliff       15 F S
next household same address
William Ratcliffe 45  Lab
 Ann                    50
Harriott               12
James                  9
 

[yonderpeasant]

just going to have lunch will pursue later.
Found Richard and Sarah without Daughter Sarah 1841 so need to follow them through a bit also