1841 census Clowes Buildings, Hunt's Bank, Manchester

[heywood]

Our posts crossed.
I added a bit re the Greenall connection.

[heywood]

England Select Births and Christenings
Thomas Brotherton baptised 1791, Ribchester with father Henry Brotherton

Lancs opc - same one transcribed as ‘Bretherton’ - abode Hothersall.

There is another but that is 1784 - father James

[Pendlewitch67]

England Select Births and Christenings
Thomas Brotherton baptised 1791, Ribchester with father Henry Brotherton

Lancs opc - same one transcribed as ‘Bretherton’ - abode Hothersall.

There is another but that is 1784 - father James

I didn't spot the christening at Ribchester. That does change things as my Brothertons were from the Pendle Forest and just down the road from Ribchester. I have a family headed by a Reuben who left to go to Manchester also 1841. I think there maybe a cousin connection, Reuben being born 1790.

Plenty to do.

Thank you 

[maddys52]

Maddy,
You have included the status of the first two people who are the 1841 census who are John and Mary Croston.

My humblest apologies, I don't know what happened there except rushing and not paying attention. Senior moment as they say. 

[heywood]

The layout is confusing with all those lines crossing.
The transcription doesn’t help either but we got there in the end. (I hope  )

[Pendlewitch67]

The layout is confusing with all those lines crossing.
The transcription doesn’t help either but we got there in the end. (I hope  )

Maddy,
You have included the status of the first two people who are the 1841 census who are John and Mary Croston.

My humblest apologies, I don't know what happened there except rushing and not paying attention. Senior moment as they say. 

Thank you for all of your help. It's certainly opened my eyes to the odd inaccuracies of the tranacripts.