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Hi Victoria,
Can't actually say for certain, as it doesn't state St Margarets on the pieces missing....unless St Margarets came under another name.

Regards Vera

So is it likely that St margaret fell under those damaged?

Some were damage by flood( water) and some just had pieces missing.

Really annoying, but unfortunately nothing to be done!!

Regards Vera

In 1871 they were living in St. Margaret, they are still there in 1881 so I am assuming thats where they were? And in 1851 Samuel was living there with his parents so seems likely he stayed local. Would that come under one of the parishes? Why are they missing??

Some of the 1861 census pages are missing......here are some of the places from Middlesex

•Middlesex (including London) – all these parishes are part-missing: Inner Temple, St Bride, St Dunstan-in-the-West (hamlets Cliffords Inn and Serjeants Inn, Chancery Lane are missing), St Gregory by St Paul, St Mary Staining, St Michael-le Quern.


Although it doesn't include where they lived in 1871.


Regards Vera

Is it normal for a whole family to have just dissapeared???

Seems the whole family is missing??? Anyone know if anything was happening around 1861??

I can't see them either. Am transcribing 1871 for reference.

1871 England Census

Name: Susan Player
Age: 17
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1854
Relation: Daughter
Father's name: Samuel Player
Mother's name: Sarah Player
Gender: Female
Where born: Westminster, Middlesex, England
Civil parish: St Margaret
Ecclesiastical parish: St Margaret
County/Island: London
Country: England
Registration district: St George Hanover Square
Sub-registration district: St Margaret Westminster

Samuel Player 38
Sarah Player 36
Susan Player 17
Louisa Player 15
Mary Player 13
Sarah Player 10
Martha Player 10
Henry Player 8
Amelia Player 3
Rueben Player 2

sorry
had a look but cannot find
maddie

Hi,
I have a Louise/Louisa Player born 1858 in Westminster to a Samuel Player and Sarah Creamer. I have her in all censuses except the 1861???? She went on to marry Jerome Moon in 1885.

Thanks.