Harvey families - Hackney pre-1841 census

[Zacktyr]

Hi,
I would very much appreciate it if someone could check the pre-1841 census (I have all 1841-1911 info) for any Harvey surnames.  I have various families located in the Grove Street, Grove Lane, London Lane area of Hackney and I'm trying to tie them together based on address.

Thank you

[Bookbox]

Hackney 1831
HARVEY, Catherine – Prospect Terrace, Stoke Newington Road, no. 8, 1 tailor, p. 144
HARVEY, Joseph – London Terrace, London Fields, 1 carpenter, p. 57
HARVEY, Robert – Mongers Almshouses, South Hackney, 1 part time labourer, p. 202
HARVEY, William – Tyssen Road [High St SN], 1 carman, p. 129
HARVEY, William – Bohemia Place, 2 carpenters, p. 22
HARVY, Thomas – Lower Clapton [Road], [west side], 1 fishmonger, p. 78

(I don’t have access to the 1821)

Hackney 1811
HARVEY Elizabeth – Morning Lane: inmate in house of William Ward with 2 others – Bk 4 p32
HARVEY Joseph – Clapton Street: Milkman, inmate in house of Joseph Jay – Bk 5 p3
HARVEY Robert – Bell’s Yard: inmate in house of William Marshall – Bk 1 p18
HARVEY William – Bell’s Yard: carpenter – Bk 1 p20
HARVEY William – Water Lane: farmer – Bk 4 p37

[Zacktyr]

Hi, Bookbox,

Thank you so much for this lookup.  The 1811 Bell's Yard, Robert Harvey, is a confirmed, family member.  It is believed his father's name was likely William and the William also at Bell's Yard in 1811, I believe, was possibly a brother of Robert.  But tying the father of each, together, has been difficult.

Many thanks again.  This information will help.