Some sleuthing please

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Trying to find in 1841 census

James Sharp / Sharpe born abt 1813 Middlesex occupation Farrier
Mary Sharp      "     "   1809      Somerset
William Sharp   "     "    1836 Middlesex
Mary Ann or Hannah  born abt 1840

They were in St George Hanover Sq in 1851 and 3 more children there James, Joseph and Alice

Ta muchly

[louisa maud]

This might help

St Luke Chelsea
Baptism of
Mary Ann Sharpe
born 18/05/1840
bapt 16/08/1840
living Old Brompton
parents James and Mary Ann
occ farrier

So 1841 they should be in Old Brompton or thereabouts

Louisa Maud

[dawnsh]

Parts of the 1841 including Brompton are permanently missing

https://www.findmypast.co.uk/articles/census-for-england-wales-and-scotland-missing-pieces

You may be unlucky

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Thank you for your replies.
Louisa Maud I did find that and hence wanting to find 1841 census. I found her marriage to a George Rutland but  in the census his wife was Hannah and Hannah in 1851 with her parents James and Mary. I have not found a BP for a Hannah so wondering if Mary Ann and Hannah the same person.

Dawnish I think I will cry now because they are missing in 1861census for the same reason

Ta muchly both of you

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P.S. I have not been able to find her in GRO and a sibling Alice M born abt 1849

[louisa maud]

Sadly for us researchers not all babies were registered till 1875

What was the maiden name of the mother Mary Ann?

Louisa Maud

[jonw65]

Also St James Westminster, 24 Dec 1843
James William
parents James + Mary Sharp
father a Farrier
abode Silver Street
born 1 April 1842

9 August 1846
Joseph Henry
parents James + Mary Sharp
father a Turner
abode Whitcomb St Leicester Squ
born 25 Jany

Birth registrations
June 1842 St James Westminster 1 99
Sharp, James William
mother Angel

March 1846 St Martin in the Fields 1 130
Sharp, Joseph Henry
mother Angell

[jonw65]

2 November 1834, Battersea
James Sharp
+
Mary Angell

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Thanks Louisa Maud and jonw.

Louisa Maud, here's an odd thing. The sons are on GRO, so would love to know why the daughters weren't. I thought once knowing the Mary's maiden name, finding the girls would be a piece of cake. Sighhh

Sure appreciate both of you for your work

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