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Hi Karen Here they are: 1 Hatfield Buildings William Weeks Head Mar 42 Carver in wood Bat, Som Eleanor Weeks Wife mar 46 West Pennard, Som John Weeks son 15 Carpenter Widecombe, Som Eleanor Weeks daur 11 Scholar Widecombe, Som James Weeks son 9 Scholar Widecombe, Som Jane Weeks daur 7 Scholar Widecombe, Som Henry Weeks son 5 Scholar Widecombe, Som Emma Weeks daur 2 Widecombe, Som Anne Weeks daur 6m Widecombe, Som

Sarah Mark 1861 George Webber Head mar 55 Ag Lab Mark, Somerset Grace Webber Wife mar 55 Ag Labs wife Mark, Somerset Robert Webber Son 20 Shepherd Mark, Somerset Frank Webber son 15 Labourer Mark, Somerset Frederic Webber son 12 Labourer Mark, Somerset Alfred Webber son 8 Scholar Mark, Somerset Best wishes Nikki

Colin No sign of Samuel though... North Street, Martock 1861 Frederick Wethey Head mar 55 Carpenter East Coker, Somerset Anne Wethey Wife mar 45 Laundress Martock, Somerset Jane Palmer daur mar 24 Dressmaker Martock, Somerset Caroline Wethey daur 12 Scholar Martock, Somerset Emma Wethey daur 10 Scholar Martock, Somerset Lucy Wethey daur 4 Scholar Martock, Somerset George Wethey son 1 Martock, Somerset Frederick William Palmer Grandson 1 Martock, Somerset Nikki

Margaret No William Poke on North Street in 1861 I'm afraid. If you can think of any other likely places he may be let me know, Bridgwater has over 680 pages for me to scroll through so I can only search in specific areas I'm afriad. Nikki

Many thanks Nikki - thats a great help :o) Sarah

thank you for your time nikki. karen

HAWKINS, Edward (occupation: gardener) and Harriet Sophia Hawkins (nee Pears) in the Weston district of Bath. Both born in 1826, aged 35 in 1861. They married in Weston in 1847, census 1851 suggests they may still have been childless then, but I know they had at least 3 children later. What was the family situation in 1861 please? Regards from Phil Hawkins (great-grandson).

Thanks for looking Nikki.

Hi Nikki Could you check for Harriet Holden (b. 1792 Dorset)? In the 1851 Somerset census she was living with husband John (died 1856) and son John b. c1831 in Middle St., Yeovil, Somerset. Regards, April

Hi Phil Have had a quick scan through the pages of the Census but there are 125 of them for Weston. Do you know the address they were at in 1851? It may help narrow things down a bit. Regards Nikki

Hi Nikki Concerning Edward and Harriet Hawkins in Weston, Bath. I don't know their address. Someone looked them up in Gordon Beavington's 1851 transcription and found them aged 25 but didn't give me any address except 'Weston'. In the 1881 census they were at 'Shepherds Gardens' but that name doesn't exist in the modern era, so whether it was a street, tenement or business name is unknown. Sorry I can't be more help. Regards from Phil.

Hi Colin Have found them but can't work out what the occupations are. If you send me a direct message with your e-mail address I'll send you copy of the image, you may be able to work it out! Nikki

Hi Nikki, Many thanks for the information.Iam not sure they are the right family but its worth having in case I find a connection. Thanks again for your time and effort, Regards, Violet.

Hi Nikki Many thaqnks for your kind offer - could you please see if you can find JAMES PHILLIPS(25) born Hindon Wiltshire and his wife Mary 25 living at The Bell Wrington Somerset. They were there in 1871 and James was an Acting Police Sergeant. Many thanks Susan

Hello April I've searched the whole of Yeovil for you but can't find either of them in 1861 I'm afraid. Best Wishes Nikki

Hi Phil Is this them? RG9/1696 - 15 8 5 Cryers Buildings, Weston Edward Hawkins Head Mar 35 Gardener Weston, Somerset Harriet Hawkins wife mar 35 Laundress Congresbury, Somerset Joseph Hawkins son um 9 Scholar Weston, Somerset Edward Hawkins son um 6 Scholar Weston, Somerset William G Hawkins son um 3 Scholar, Weston, Somerset Harriet C Hawkins daur um 11m Weston, Somerset Charlotte Payne Mother Law Widow 60 Laundress Somerset Emily Huddon Serv um 12 House Servant Keynsham, Somerset Nikki

Hello Susan, Hope this helps RG9/1676 - 207 Broad Street, Wrington James Phillips Head mar 25 Acting Sargent of Police Wilts, Hindon Mary A Phillips wife mar 26 Wilts, Salisbury Juliet K Phllips daur um 4 Scholar Somerset, Churchill Jessie B Phillips daur um 2 Scholar Somerset, Axbridge Florence Phllips daur um 5m somerset, wrington The Bell is a pub on Broad Street, in 1861 a Morgan family were the publicans. Nikki

hi nikki is it possible to see if you can find any CRODEN or CONDUIT families in bridgewater please thankyou susie

Hi Susie The census is not indexed so I can't do a search as such. I simply have to scroll through the pages looking for individuals. Bridgwater is a hugh area with literally hundreds of pages. If you're looking for someone in particular I'm happy to help but would need to know a rough location. Nikki

nikki thankyou.it is like my 1841 bucks disc then lol i will have a check in my info and get back to you in a minute if thats ok. thankyou for your help love susie