51, 61 or 71 census's

[patrish]

I am looking for ANNIE MARIA SEABROOK born  26.6.1843 LUTON, or any other children of GEORGE SEABROOK AND MARIA they married 28.6.1837. Most grateful for any help.

[Tati]

Hi Patrish,

I think this is her in 1861:

RG9/330
Folio 29 p. 52
Southwark St George the Martyr

Maria  Seabrook, visitor, unm, 17 (something I can't read) Bonnet Maker, b. Bedfordshire Lutton

Unfortunately, the enumerator doesn't seem to have separated the households clearly. I think the person she was visiting was: 

John Smith, unm, 27, Porter, b. Staffs Rickmansworth

Unless they made a mistake by putting him down as a 'head' instead of 'serv', in which case she would have been visiting a 
Richard Token (?), 28, Bricklayer, b. and wife.
 
Tanja 
 

[Tati]

And here's the rest of the family in 1861:

RG9/1014
Folio 144 p. 7

Luton, Bedfordshire
21 Cobden Street

George Seabrook, head, 46, Straw Bonnet Blacker (Blocker?), b. Luton
Maria, wife, 44, Straw Bonnet Maker, b. Herts Hemel Hempstead
Jane, dau, 15, Straw Bonnet Maker, b. Luton
Catherine, dau, 13, do., b. do.   
Ellen, dau, 7, scholar, b. do.   
Emma, dau, 4, b. do.
Edwin, son, 1, b. do.   

Tanja 

[janan]

Hi Patrish,
This looks like them in  1871. The other girls must have married, there is no sign of Edwin so assume he died. Regards Jan

46 Duke St Luton
George Seabrook Head Mar 55 Plant Dealer Beds Luton
Maria Seabrook Wife Mar 53 Herts Hemel Hempstead
Ellen Seabrook Daur Unm 16 Beds Luton
Emma Seabrook Daur Unm 13 Beds Luton
RG10/1573 ED23 Folio72 Pg30

[patrish]

Thank you so much Tanja and Jan, this is the right family, I did not know of any other children so this has really opened things up for me I cant thank you enough.  Pat