1851 census piece HO 107/1911 - can't find copy of original

[barbatalice]

I have found a transcript of a particular census entry on FreeCen but can't find a copy of the original  either free or on my subscription website A*

Does anyone know how I can view the original online?
On FreeCen the details are:
Piece HO 107/1911
Falmouth Cornwall
Civil Parish: Perranarworthal
Folio 15 Page 23 Schedule 87
Address Perran Wharf

Surnames on entry THOMAS, ODGERS, HOSKING

Thanks
Barb

[KGarrad]

Comes up fine on a reference search on FindMyPast!

[cardiff]

Hi
 What is it that you are expecting to see that might be different than has been transcribed?
cheers cardiff

[danuslave]

Ancestry have made a mess of it (Never! I hear you all cry!)

The reference you have given sends you to Redruth Parish instead of Perranarworthal   

From original image on FindMyPast

Perran Wharf
Village of Perran Well
Parish of Perranarworthal
Schedule 87

Mary Ann Thomas  Head  M  44  Farmer & Grocer  b St Agnes Cornwall
Charlotte Thomas  Daug  U  16  St Agnes Cornwall
Emmeline Tomas Daug  U  4  St Agnes Cornwall
Elizabeth Thomas  Mother in Law  Widow  70  Annuitant  St Agnes Cornwall
Elizabeth Odgers  Niece  U  8  Scholar  St Agnes Cornwall
Ann Hosking  Servant  U  16  Servant  Budock Cornwall

No husband shown for Mary Ann

Linda

[barbatalice]

Thanks everyone
Linda's comment on A* is on the money. I have informed them
I joined FindMyPast after KGarrard's comment
It is always nice to see the original - sometimes you pick up info that is not apparent from the transcript
Barb

[KGarrad]

Thanks! I think!!

Personally I use both sites.
I prefer FindMyPast for census data (and they are amenable to corrections!), but Ancestry has some other databases, and is usfule for those "almost-fit" searches!

Incidentally, FindMyPast does sometimes make a mess - I recently had to inform them of wholesale changes to 1 particular family.
All corrected now.