1891 Census for ALLGOOD family at Woodhurst, nr. St Ives

[Keith Sherwood]

Is there some kind person out there who could look up the existence of the ALLGOOD family in the 1891 Census.
In 1881 they were at Pells Hole, Woodhurst, near St. Ives, and the family members were:
James Allgood Head aged 42 b. Knapwell Ag. Lab
Annie Allgood Wife aged 37 b. Elsworth, Cambs
plus children: George, aged 19; William aged 16; James, aged 13; Herbert, aged 7; Frederick, aged 5; and Rosetta, aged 2.  Rosetta was born in Woodhurst, but all her brothers in Knapwell, Cambs.
Thanks for any help,
Best wishes,
keith

[willow2670]

1891 ref: RG12/1241 Folio 31
James Allgood Head abt 1844 b Knapwell, Cambridgeshire  Ag Labourer
Harriet Allgood Wife abt 1865 b St Ives, Hampshire
Rosetta Allgood Dau abt 1878 b Woodhurst, Huntingdonshire
Arthur Allgood Son abt 1882 Woodhurst, Huntingdonshire   
Houghton Rd, St Ives, Huntingdonshire 

Willow

[bekahsgran]

Hi Keith
1891 census
RG12 Piece 1241 Folio 31 Page 26
Houghton Road, St Ives, Hunts
ALLGOOD
James Head Marr 47 Ag Lab b Knapwell, Cambs
Harriet Wife Marr 26 b St Ives, Hunts
Rosetta Daur 13 Scholar b Woodhurst, Hunts
Arthur Son 9 Scholar b Woodhurst, Hunts

BMD INDEX
Deaths March Qt 1885 Ann Allgood age 41 St Ives Hunts 3b Page 198
  "    "     "   "   "    "  "   Annie Allgood age 0 St Ives Hunts 3b Page 198

Marriages March Qt 1886 James Allgood and Harriett Attwood St Ives Hunts
3b Page 387

Any help?
Would you like me to look for the other children?
Anne

[willow2670]

On same page as James &  Harriet
Edward Dring Head 72 b Well Fen, Isle of Ely    Farm bailiff
Elizabeth Dring Wife 70 b Bluntisham, Huntingdonson   Dairy cowman ag.
Frederick Allgood servant 15 Ag Labourer
Hill Farm, Houghton Rd, St Ives, Huntingdonson

Willow

[Keith Sherwood]

Hi, Bekahsgran and Willow,
That's all wonderful new information on the family.    Thank you both so much for all that!  Shedding sons to the big wide world, and the tragic occasion of James's wife Annie dying in childbirth and then a re-marriage.  Getting greedy now (even though I've just had my evening meal while you were both poring over the 1891 census), but is there still any sign of James Allgood, now presumably 57+ years old, with a flourishing second family, still in the same sort of location in the 1901 Census?
And the other thing is, does anyone have any kind of local knowledge to tell me what exactly "Pell's Hole" was - maybe some kind hollow in the landscape, perhaps...?
keith

[bekahsgran]

Hi Keith
Only likely candidate in 1901 is as follows:
RG13 Piece 1479 Folio 51 Page 12
High Street, Hemingford Grey, Hunts
ALLGOOD
James Head Wid 61 Ord Ag lab b Knapwell
Rose Daur Single 21 Housekeeper Domestic b Houghton, Hunts
Arthur Son Single 18 Bricklayers Lab b Houghton, Hunts
Annie Grandaur 12 Scholar b Hemingford Abbotts, Hunts
Violet L Grandaur 7mths b Hemingford Grey.Hunts
Anne

[bekahsgran]

Hi Keith
Just had a look for a death for Harriett but there isn't one listed, maybe hasn't been transcribed yet!
Anne

[Keith Sherwood]

Hi again, Bekahsgran,
Well done!  That surely has to be him, and it really never ceases to amaze me on this website how one can so quickly follow a family through each decade, with all its little tragedies and changes of situation and location.  Sorry to disrupt your Monday (feels like a Sunday, doesn't it?) evening.
I think I will be paying Knapwell and all those little places around St Ives a visit very shortly...
Very best wishes,
keith

[bekahsgran]

Hi
You are very welcome, and you haven't disrupted my evening, it was rather boring anyway!
You are correct though, it is amazing how with a little help you can follow these families. Thats the 'kick' of it though, isn't it?
Hope you've had a good bank holiday, weathers been glorious here in Norfolk, how about where you are?
Best Wishes
Anne