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Can't find anything in the 1851 census but I have found this in the parish registers John Stills b. 04.06.1831 Christened 08.08.1831 at Hatherlow Cheshire. ~father John Stills ~mother Maria Other children of John Stills and Maria Ann Stills b. 27.10.1819 Ch.03.11.1819 d.28.11.1819 James Stills b.1818 Ch.06.06.1818

Hi Lesley, thank you so much for your wonderful offer. I hope you can help me with a 1841 Census lookup for London. I am searching for George Curtis living in 23 Edge Terrace, Kensington, Middlesex, London, on 1851 census, born circa 1823 Kensington, Sawyer. On 1851 Census his wife Mary, was born circa 1818 Mary, born circa 1818 Also searching for William Curtis born 1801 Kensington, occupation Sawyer. Many thanks for your time. Elizabeth

Hi Victora Have found this in the 1841 census Willats Hannah 26 ? Yes 16 Samuel Street West Side, Stepney HO107/0701/4/~F11 CD22 H_701-1.pdf p.111 Willats Thomas 24 Shipwright Yes 16 Samuel Street West Side, Stepney HO107/0701/4/~F11 CD22 H_701-1.pdf p.111 Willats Thomas 4 ? Yes 16 Samuel Street West Side, Stepney HO107/0701/4/~F11 CD22 H_701-1.pdf p.111 Willats Henry 9M ? Yes 16 Samuel Street West Side, Stepney HO107/0701/4/~F11 CD22 H_701-1.pdf p.111 nothing else i'm afraid - does this help?

Hi elizabeth only thing I could find Curtis William 45 Copper Plate Painter Yes Hevells Court, West London HO107/0726/9/~F18 CD29 H_726-2.pdf p.39 Curtis Mary 35 ? Yes Hevells Court, West London HO107/0726/9/~F18 CD29 H_726-2.pdf p.39 Curtis George 15 ? Yes Hevells Court, West London HO107/0726/9/~F18 CD29 H_726-2.pdf p.39 Curtis Charles 14 ? Yes Hevells Court, West London HO107/0726/9/~F18 CD29 H_726-2.pdf p.39 Hevels court is in Kensington so there is every chance this is him. Lesley

Not really Victoria it tends to only go on the name - the 1841 census is really sparce only about 30% of the whole of england were put on this census. This was the first trial so its a bonus if your relatives are on there. I might be able to do a better search for you on the parish records. Just give me the information you've got. Lesley

Hi Lesley, Thank you for all the information on the Curtis family, that is wonderful news, very grateful to you. Elizabeth

Could you look for a WILLIAM HICKS , 18,and his mother, HANNAH, 45, IN 1841 . I think they are in Stepney, Middlesex .Is she a widow? Thanks, Rosalyn

ROSALYN sent this to your email address also. Yes she was a widow. i would say to gain the fathers name you would have to get hsi birth certificate but it was most probably william. Hicks Hannah 45 ? Stay Maker Yes Upper Upper Charlton Street, Marylebone HO107/0675/3/~F27 CD12 H_675-1.pdf p.123 Hicks William 18 ? ? Yes Upper Upper Charlton Street, Marylebone HO107/0675/3/~F27 CD12 H_675-1.pdf p.123 Hicks Robert 7 ? ? Yes Upper Upper Charlton Street, Marylebone HO107/0675/3/~F27 CD12 H_675-1.pdf p.123

HI lesley Would it be possible to look up the names Dempster and Kolbe, in the 1841 London census. I would love to know the addresses. Many Many Thanks

Dear Lesley, is your offer still open? I am really stuck. I need an 1841 look up if this is still possible. I am looking for William James Bateman born around 1836. Possibly with sisters Ann Bateman and Maria Bateman. Mother Jane Bateman. His father was also called William James Bateman. William lived in Deptford Kent (now London). The family may have also lived in Rotherhithe or surrounding areas. Any help is very much appreciated, Selena ps William was a waterman on his son's marriage cert in 1859

Hi Lesley, I would appreciate details from the 1841 London Census of any HOUGHTON families in the City Of London or Bethnal Green areas - especially looking for a William HOUGHTON born 1817 in Bethnal Green who was a carpenter and another William HOUGHTON (his father) born c.1785 possibly in Spitalfields. Also a William JAMES, shoemaker, living in the the city, possibly Cripplegate area. He was born c.1800. Many thanks for any help. Rose

Lesley, Thank you for the kind offer. If possable may i please have a Look Up from 1841 Census for John BONO.Married Margaret Kilpin 1 Aug.1824 St.Pancras MDX..A daughter Margaret bapt.9 June 1834 St.John Hampsted, surname spelt BONAS,father a Gardener. The family BONUS migrated to Australia,leaving from London April 1849. Any information appreciated as have been unable to locate Bapt.of John BONO/BONAS/BONUS Thelma, Oz..

Hello, Lesley, A shot in the dark but..... is it possible to find 1841 census, preferably, but otherwise 1851, JOHN SMITH born Great Gaddesden Hert. about 1760 and his wife Elizabeth born about 1761 And/or JOHN SMITH born Great Gaddesden Herts. and his wife Frances [Fanny] born Albury Herts.Derek

Hi Lesley I would be very grateful if you could possibly look on the 1841 lOndon for: George Hallett born c. 1800 in Romford, Essex (taken from the 1851) Betsey Hallett born c. 1810 in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk They should have at least one child born c. 1838 but I have conflicting information as to name - it could be George or John (they had both eventually but I'm having major problems tracking down births and later censuses show either one or the other and dates vary quite considerably). Both George and John were born in Lambeth so I am making the assumption that the family were living there in 1841. I appreciate any help you can give. Kind regards Louise NB I am going away from 16th-23rd so cannot send thanks during that time so will send them in advance!!

Hi Lesley If the offer is still open could you check 1841 for George Mier/Miers c1815 in Whitechapel his occupation in 51 is cook.He could be married to Susannah. Many thanks Ann

Hi Lesley I would be very grateful if you could help with a missing family of mine on the 1841 census. Apart from the 1881 & 1891 census my gt gt grandfather appears no where. His name is George Hubble - dob 16/6/1839 in Marylebone. Parents are John Hubble and Jane (nee Lucas) I understand why George doesn't appear in later census' because he became a mariner as a boy (12 I guess as not on 1851), so unless I can find them on the 1841 I guess I won't be able to trace his parents at all! Any help would be very much appreciated - as stuck! Sarah

Hi Lesley, Could you please check the London 1841 census for William Blackburn and Ellen Fennessey. In 1851 William was a 23 year old wheelwright, living with his first wife Ann (possibly Hatton), at 24 Endell Street St. Giles in the Fields Middlesex. Ellen Fennessey was William's second wife and was born c.1838 St. Giles. If you have access to the Parish records for St. Giles could you please check for either of William's marriages and any of his children. I know that this is a lot to ask, but any records that you find will be greatly appreciated. Regards Norman.

Hi Lesley Please could you see if you could find Arabella Wilkins in 1841 in London- probably around 10 Old Street, St Luke's. She was a widow of a coppersmith aged about 60/62, possibly associated with her son Thomas Wilkins aged about 30, he was also a coppersmith and they might have been in business together.. She should have been alive in 1851 but I can't find her anywhere. I would like the reference too if you could manage it. Many thanks Felicity Sanderson