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1841 England Census
about Rodger Crompton Name: Rodger Crompton
Age: 40
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1801
Gender: Male
Where born: Lancashire, England

Civil parish: Deane
Hundred: Salford
County/Island: Lancashire
Country: England

Street Address:

Occupation: View image

Registration district: Bolton
Sub-registration district: Farnworth
Neighbors: View others on page
Piece: 541
Book: 14
Folio: 27
Page Number: 12
Household Members: Name Age
Rodger Crompton 40


Andy

On the census posted above, it looks like his wife is Mary?

Do you have any other info on Roger?

x

I find quite often I can't find a trace of someone on a census on GR so I look on Ancestry on their homepage where you can enter some details.

I can't look at the info on there but there is a Roger Dewhurst Crompton who was apparently on trial and imprisoned on 30th August 1841.

There is also an entry in the 1841 for a Roger Crompton born circa 1801 in Lancashire.

Perhaps a kind soul on here will look up the info on Ancestry for you.

Hope this helps.

Jill

RG number: HO107 Piece: 541 Book/Folio: 14/27 Page: 12

Reg. District: Bolton Sub District: Farnworth
Parish: Dean Enum. District:
Ecclesiastical District: City/Municipal Borough:
Address: Kersley House, Dean, Kearsley
County: Lancashire
Name Relation Sex Age Birth
Year Occupation Where Born


CROMPTON, Rodger M 40 1801 Lancashire
CROMPTON, Mary F 30 1811
GORDON, Terrisa F 20 1821
WOOD, Elizabeth F 20 1821 Lancashire

England & Wales, Criminal Registers, 1791-1892
about Roger Dewhurst Crompton Name: Roger Dewhurst Crompton
Age: 37
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1804
Date of Trial: 30 Aug 1841
Trial Year: 1841
Location of Trial: Lancashire, England
Sentence: Imprisonment

Very faint image, looks like

Larceny, 2 months

Andy

Roger's wife was Elizabeth and they married at Warburton, Cheshire 19 June 1825.
They had 6 children between 1826 and 1841 all baptised at Bolton le Moors Parish Church according to the IGI.
1841 30 Aug he was tried at Salford County Sessions and sentenced to 2 months imprisonment for larceny.
The bit on Ancestry is from my private tree on there.
Hope this clarifies things.
Ken

Hi Ken

Who were the children please

Edit: Was Elizabeth alive in early 1841?

Ginny
Children
1. William Hammond Crompton. 1826 Bolton, Lancs [birth]
1826 4 Mar, Bolton le Moors [christening]1826 4 Mar, Bolton le Moors [death] 1826 5 Mar, Bolton le moors [burial]
2. Mary Ann Elizabeth Crompton, my g g gandmother. 1827 Feb 23, St Peters Bolton-le-Moor [christening] 1853 2nd Q, St Johns, Manchester [marriage] 1879 2nd Q, Stretford dist, age 50 [death]
3. George William Hammond Crompton, 1828 28 Nov, Bolton le Moors [christening]1831 Apr, Bolton, age 2 [death]1831 29 Apr Bolton le Moors Parish Church [burial]
4. Sarah Seddon Crompton. 1832 17 Aug, Bolton le Moors [christening]
1834 Nov, Bolton [death] 1834 19 Nov, Bolton le Moors [burial]
5. Elizabeth Seddon Crompton. 1841 25 Dec, St Peters Bolton le Moors, as Elizabeth [chirstening] 1901 142 Southbank Rd, Southport, unm, age 61, own means, with niece Emily A Todd [1901census]
6. William Crompton 1841 25 Dec, St Peters, Bolton le Moors [christening]
Cheers

the burials are also at the Lancs Records Office along with some MI's but don't know what years for MI's. If I go next week I will have a look if no-one else has found the info

Ginny - Don't know what happened to Elizabeth Crompton [nee Hammond]. I assumed she was around for the baptisms in Bolton on 25 Dec 1841 [see list of children in previous post]

LancashireAnn - Many thanks for your kind offer.

Added 29 May -
The LCRO document relating to th trial doesn't give much info except that the costs were £6.0s.4d; the solicitors/clerks were Whitehead, Barlow and Radclliffe and the case was Hannah Widdall against Roger Dewhurst Crompton --larceny

the burial of Roger Dewhurst Crompton - only extra info is that he died in the infirmary

There are some MI's but they are handwritten and not indexed

lancashireAnn

Thanks for that information regarding the place of death.
If I get Roger's death certificate hopefully the informant will be a family member and I can use that address to search the 1841 census, even though the death was 6 years later..

cheers
Ken 6 Jun 2011

Hi Ken2, Manchester Archives and Local Studies who are based at City Library (The Manchester Room) on Deansgate have the birth, marriage and burial records on microfilm for St James, George Street. for the years 1788 to 1854. The reference is MFPR163. Ring the library first to book time on a microfilm reader. All the info you need should be on there. They will do photocopies of the original record once you have found it.
Cheers
Graham

Graham
Thanks for that but LancashireAnn has already looked at the burial record for me, at Preston, but no home address was shown. See her message dated 6 June above.
Regards
Ken 7 Jun 11