1851, 1861 & 1871 Census for a possible George Cross

[bikermickau]

Could I get a lookup please on the 1851, 1861 & 1871 Census for William Cross and wife Eleanor (maybe Ellen), and children if any please.
 
They married 1849 Thame.

Mick

Added request for 1851

[KGarrad]

Are you wanting William (as mentioned in the text) or George (as mentioned in the subject header)?

[bikermickau]

This is likely the family I'm looking for in 1871
Registration District Thame

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KXS1-W98

Mick

[bikermickau]

I'm hoping for a George son of William and Eleanor (Ellen).

I have a wild idea that my ancester George Bradbury may have changed his name from George Cross.
Just don't know how to prove it if true.

Mick

Are you wanting William (as mentioned in the text) or George (as mentioned in the subject header)?

[Ladyhawk]

1861 RG 9; Piece: 888; Folio: 78; Page: 16
Marsh Road Shabbington Buckinghamshire
William CROSS 32  Carter
Ellen 31
GEORGE 9
Joseph 7
David 4
Eliza 1
all born Shabbington

[KGarrad]

Marriage, December qtr 1849
Thame district    vol 16, page 241

Cross, William
+ and on the same page +
Bradbury, Eleanor


Might be a clue?!

[Ladyhawk]

1851 HO107; Piece: 1726; Folio: 516; Page: 15;
Cottage Shabbington
William CROSS 22 BuckinghamshireAg Lab.
Ellen 22
Job Cross widow father 47 Ag Lab.

There’s another Cross family on same census
Thomas 33 Shabbington ag lab. , Sophia 32, James 11, Ellen 8 & Jonah 6

[bikermickau]

Thanks
What I have is George Bradbury born circa 1855 died 17 Mar 1924 Warwick, Queensland, Australia.
Parents on DC are William Bradbury and Ellen Cross.
Family lore has him coming over in 1874 with a possible relative William. (I'll do some searching on this)
He was in Warwick in 1882 when he married.

Noone has been able to find his birth or parents on those details.

saw that marriage on FreeBmd and then looked for a possible birth, found
Births Dec 1851 Thame 16 104
Cross    George

Marriage, December qtr 1849
Thame district    vol 16, page 241

Cross, William
+ and on the same page +
Bradbury, Eleanor


Might be a clue?!

[bikermickau]

thank you Ladyhawk,

maybe my wild idea isn't so wild after all

Mick