1841 census explanation, please.

[Jamjar]

If these two have the same -

1841 census Wiltshire
HO107/Piece 1164/Folio 3 p8


- does it mean everyone is living together?

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M73R-6LR

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M73R-6LJ

I am in need of Josiah, the father of Permanis on the 1841, also.

Jamjar

[ColC]

Transcript of the original.

Charles Philpot 30
Ann Philpot 30
George Philpot 12
Elizabeth Philpot 10
Abner Philpot 8
Hannah Philpot 6
Walter Philpot 4
Enos Philpot 2

Next entry, same page separate household, no Josiah.

Elizabeth Philpot 55
Ann Philpot 20
Permancis Philpot 15

Colin

[Jamjar]

Thanking you, Colin. 

Added: I’m thinking Josiah did 1858, so should be somewhere in 1841.

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:2NJN-MPV

Possibly him on the 1851: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:SGZV-J53

Jamjar

[ColC]

No trace on 1841 census, I wonder if this is why.

Josiah Philpott Age: 53 (1789)
Date of Trial: 3 Jan 1842 Wiltshire, England
Sentence: Imprisonment 6 months
Crime: Fraud

Colin

[Jamjar]

Thank you, Col.

That looks good enough to fit with his birth year, Col.

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N2HB-P58

Jamjar

[ColC]

As you say it looks like them.

1851 Winterbourne Dauntsey

Josiah 64 Ag Lab born Newtontoney
Elizabeth 66 wife born East Knoyle
Thomas 29 son Ag Lab Winterbourne

Josiah Philpott
Age:71 (1787)
Burial Date: 5 Jan 1858
Winterbourne Dauntsey, Wiltshire, England

Colin

[Jamjar]

That’s brilliant, Col. 

Jamjar

[keyboard86]

Hi as cannot be located in 1841, a J P aged 50 is a patient in Laverstock House Lunatic Asylum, Alderbury
HO107/1164/ 11/17 / 3
Keyboard86

Note only a possible as Alderbury about 8 miles from Winterbourne Dauntsey!
Possibly ignore as an E P female in same institution 1841 aged 50
HO107/1164/ 11/19 / 7