1841 & 1851 lookups Norwich - SADLER & WINTER

[jean.rob]

I would be grateful if anyone is able to do 1841 (if available) and 1851 lookups for

ELIZABETH SADLER b c1829 Norwich

Parents names regrettably unknown.  She was married in July 1851 in Shoreditch, London but I know that both she and her first husband DANIEL WINTER (b c1829) were both born in Norwich.

His parents were Daniel b1805 (think he was a Shoe/Bootmaker) and Amelia b1808.  I have Amelia in 1861 & 1871 as a widow, but if anyone can find them in 1841 and 1851 for me that would be an added bonus.

Other WINTER children are Sarah 1831, Thomas 1833, Mary 1834 and Elizabeth 1837.

JEAN

[petercornish]

Hi Jean,

No luck with your Elizabeth (1829) in the 1851 for Norfolk.
However, three of the Winter children would appear to be living with Amelia and her Mum.   The entry reads as follows -

HO/107/1813  F/63  P.19  Peacock Street Churchyard,Norwich.
Elizabeth Chenery  Head   W  78  F  Annuitant
Amelia Winter  Dau  W  42  F  Handloom Weaver
Thomas  Neph  U  17  M  Shoemaker
Mary A Winter Niec  U  15  F  Shoebinder
Elizabeth Winter  Niec  U  13  F  Work at factory.
All born Norwich.

Sorry I can't help with 1841.

Regards  ...   Peter

[jericho]

In the 1851 census there is a Elizabeth Sadler born 1829 born Docking-Nfk Nurse servant age 22,living Farm House Docking,Firing Docking in the household of William Wright
HO/107/1827 Folio 444 page 9

These were both born in 1830
Elizabeth Sadler age 21 Nurse Maid born Hempstead Nfk in serv in the household  James Dawbarn, Exchange Street Norwich, in the same house hold there is also a Sophia Sadler serv age 24 House Maid,possibly sisters.
HO/107/1815 Folio 321 page 10


Philip Sadler Head 47 Handloom Weaver
Rebeccah      wife 47 Handloom Weaver
Elizabeth     dau  21 Handloom Weaver
Philip        son 18  Factory Operative
Robert        son  15 Errand Boy
Susan         dau  12 Week Girl
Rebeccah      dau   9 Scholor

all born in Norwich
Peacock Street,Churchyard Norwich
HO/1071813 Folio 63 page 19
hope these help.

[jean.rob]

Thank you both very much for your help.

JEAN