Ireland 1871 census lookup

[sueellio]

Hi. Can anyone help please?
I'm looking for John Charles Rogers, born 1844 , Cheshunt / Watford, Hertfordshire , although that's only from census' as I've not yet found a  birth record that I'm 100% sure is his. Father is James Rogers b 1815, mother Mary Ann Munns b 1818
On the 1871 England and Wales census , his wife, Emma and 2 daughters Catherine A and Sophia are in Cheshunt.
Emma is  Head and there appears to be a note in the occupation column which says her husband is a haybinder working in Ireland. Can anyone help finding him on the 1871 census in Ireland please?
The family name ROGERS appears to change to RODGERS somewhere in the early 1900's.

[conahy calling]

The 1871 Irish census no longer exists.  The earliest full census available is 1901.

https://www.irish-genealogy-toolkit.com/Irish-census.html

link gives info about Irish censuses.

[Wexflyer]

The 1871 Irish census no longer exists.  The earliest full census available is 1901.

https://www.irish-genealogy-toolkit.com/Irish-census.html

link gives info about Irish censuses.

Oh, the 1871 census does exist - as in the official census data and report.

It is merely the original census returns (census forms) that don't exist.

[Neale1961]

John Charles ROGERS
Birth 6 Apr 1844
Baptism 5 may 1844 - ST Mary the Virgin, Cheshunt, Hertfordshire
Father - James (labourer)
Mother - Mary Ann
Abode - Flamstead End, Cheshunt

[Neale1961]

Marriage – St Mary the Virgin, Cheshunt
6 Aug 1837
James ROGERS age 22, bachelor, labourer
to
Mary Ann MUNS age 19, spinster.
Both bride and groom of Cheshunt parish
Groom’s father – William ROGERS, labourer
Bride’s father – John MUNS, labourer
Witnesses – William MUNS and Mary Ann ROGERS

[Neale1961]

Marianne MUNNS
Birth 9 Mar 1818
Baptism 5 Apr 1818 – St Mary the Virgin, Cheshunt
Father – John Munns, labourer
Mother – Mary
Abode – Beaumont Green

James ROGERS
Birth 11 Aug 1815
Baptism 10 Sep 1815 – St Mary the Virgin, Cheshunt
Father – William Rogers, labourer
Mother – Abigail
Abode – Hammond Street

[sueellio]

Thanks everyone. Apologies for late response. I've been trying to find an Irish connection for a Charles Ernest RO(D)GERS b1891 in Lambeth workhouse.His  unmarried mother Sophia Rogers age abt 21 is an " unknown", but Charles Ernest's grandaughter believed he'd originally come from Ireland.
 An unmarried  Sophia Rogers  gave birth to a son John William Rogers  in 1893, also in Lambeth workhouse. Creed records state she was a servant in London. 
John Charles Rogers b1844 had a daughter Sophia b ABT 1870 so I was exploring her as an possibility and  thought this might be the best Irish connection. The only other v loose Irish connection I have is that on the 1891 census John Charles' daughter Sophia is a servant for James McGee who was born in Ireland. Tentative I know, but this Sophia is the only one I've found with any possible Irish connection .
Of course the Irish connection may just be a "story" .   
Thanks again.

[aghadowey]

Have you been able to trace Sophia Rogers in earlier and later census records that the 1891 birth? If you do then her country/place of birth should be listed. If Ireland-

Registration of births in Ireland started in 1864-
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/civil-search.jsp

[sueellio]

Have you been able to trace Sophia Rogers in earlier and later census records that the 1891 birth? If you do then her country/place of birth should be listed. If Ireland-

Registration of births in Ireland started in 1864-
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/civil-search.jsp

Oh this Sophia Rogers definitely wasn't born in Ireland ,and neither have any of the other 3 possible Sophia's / Sophie's / Sophy's . Of course we know Charles Ernest wasn't either.
I can't reliably find either Charles Ernest or John William on the 1901 England and Wales census . They definitely  weren't with any  of the possible Sophia's I've explored . I'd love to solve the riddle . ( PS, I'm not a paid genealogist or anything , just helping this lady because it's interesting and I like to help people find out about their family mysteries. )