LAMB family at 40, Beavoir Square (?), West Hackney in 1861/1871 Census

[Keith Sherwood]

Hi, Everyone,
I've just received a birth certificate for an ANNIE LAMB, whose parentage I am not entirely convinced about, according to family legend.  She was born on 9th April 1864 at 40, Beavoir Square (I think I've read this correctly), and the sub-district is West Hackney.
Her parents are given as Thomas William Lamb, a barrister's (?) clerk; mother is Selina Lamb.
Is it possible whether some kind person could look this family up for me at this location in the 1861 and 1871 Census?
Very best wishes,
Keith

[bekahsgran]

Hi Keith
How are you?
1871 Census
RG10 Piece 318 Folio 38 page 25
40 Beauvoir Street, St Johns at Hackney
LAMB
Selina Head marr 44 Brokers Clerks Wife b Walworth Surrey
Josephine H Daur Unm 23 No Occupation b Caledonia Road, Mdx
Charles H Son Unm 22 Hatters Warehouseman b Caledonia Road, Mdx
Alice s daur 15 b Dalston Mdx
Elisa Daur 9 b Dalston, Mdx
Annie Daur 7 b Hackney
Frank Son 3 b Hackney
Fred Son 15mths b Hackney

Anne

[bekahsgran]

Hi
1861 Census
RG9 Piece 246 Folio 113 Page 9
4 Portland Terrace, Victoria Road, Shoreditch, Mdx
LAMB
Thomas W Head Marr 36 Clerk to Conveyancer b Woolwich
Selina Wife Marr 36 b Walworth
Josephine H Daur 13 b Islington
Charles T Son 11 b Islington
Henry A Son 8 b Hackney
Alice S Daur 5 b Shoreditch
Elisa M Daur 3mths b Shoreditch
?MARLINEG? Manuel G Boarder Unm 22 Mechanical Engineer b Havannah, Cuba

Anne

[Keith Sherwood]

Hi, Bekahsgran,
Well done!  Thanks so much for getting back to me so quickly with all this lovely information.  I had meanwhile had a look for Selina Lamb in the 1881 Census, and there the family were at 7, Queen's Rd., Edmonton.  Some of the birthplaces given for the children younger than Annie Lamb suggested that the family might have moved from Beauvoir Square before 1871 - but all is well!
Husband Thomas William had died by 1881, but he seems to be absent too on Census night in 1871...
Very best wishes,
Keith

[Keith Sherwood]

and now you've come up trumps again with this, Bekahsgran.  You've done me proud, and of course I now have all kinds of wonderful fresh trails to pursue...
Thanks so much (Your grand-daughter looks very much like my daughter Rebecca looked when she was that age, by the way...!)
Keith

[bekahsgran]

Hi
Its me AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!
1871 Census
RG10 Piece 1031 Folio 72 Page 16
Grand Hotel, Havelock Road, Holy Trinity, Sussex 9I think its Hastings area)
Charles Ed Lamb Visitor Marr 45 Manager, Coveyancing - Law (Co?) b London, beside his and a few other names at the hotel it says NR, could be Non Resident?
Anne

[bekahsgran]

Hi
Don't you just love it when it all comes together?
If your daughter looked just like Rebekah at that age, she must be beautiful.
Maybe its the name that makes them beautiful. Our Rebekah gets prettier by the day, trouble is they grow up too quick, don't they.
Regards
Anne

[bekahsgran]

Hi
Sorry, whatever made me post Charles Lamb on the 1871, must be going nuts, or blind
Sorry, I'll try again
Anne

[bekahsgran]

Hi
This is the one I meant to transcribe
RG10 Piece 866 Folio 78 Page 64
Thomas Lamb Visitor Marr 45 Clerk to merchant b Woolwich
in the household of Edward ?Raindell? a Malt Factor in Lambeth
Part of the page is very faint so I apologise for the ? and lack of actual address
I think thats my lot now of to feed hubby
Anne