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Pheww that was quick... 1841. Scanned Census Images HO107 / 604 / Page. 13. Albion Hill. James Newton. Head. 45. Joiner / Carpenter. Maria. Wife. 40. THOMAS. Son. 9. Maria. Dau. 5. Elizabeth. Dau. 4. All but Wife born within the County. ********************* Wonder if William was a Thomas or was it his middle name ? I'll test your new Addie with a attachment of this Image.... MIKE.

Greeting's Maggie..... Now you tell me ...:0(( I was doing an update om my Index for the city in 1841. and I was in Calais St about 2.30 this morning ....lol :0)) and looking out for BUTLERS... Up to now I've got a Henry aged 11 on Granby St. Thomas aged 30. a Clark on Northampton St. I'll now go back and have a deckco .... But it will only give me Name. Age. Occupation. and Yes or no as to weather born within the County...... Back soon. You have my Addie give it to Carolyn and see if I can download it as I'm on Broadband... MIKE. Dives back into 1841. If I'm not out again within a week call the dogs in !!!! lol .....:0)))

Hi Mike, I guess you did'nt find anything on Frederick Harold Godrich. He was a panel beater I know he had died by 1947 I do'nt know if he married in Wales or England the address I have is 24 Brandon St. Thanks. Wendy

Mike, Will send email in a bit - have your addy on my main address but currently logged on with the address I now use for family history - other one was getting a bit full. Trying to download for the 3rd time a map of Leicester 1835 that Carolyn is sending me - keep getting hiccups!! Are you doing any 1841 searches round the Calais Street/Albion Hill area?? Carolyn has followed up on the info you have sent me and wonders if these folks of hers are anywhere to be seen. James and Maria Newton were on Calais St in 1832 and Albion Hill in 1851. James was a carpenter, and they should have their son, William aged about 8 with them. James was born in Somerby and Maria in Casterton, Rutland. Thanks, Maggie

Karen, Contact of a contact also looking for Willoughby Paling - if you would like me to put you in touch, send me your email address and I will pass it on!! Maggie

Greeting's Again Karen.... Looks like Thomas is making his own way in life....:- and living with a Family..... Scanned Census Images 1841. HO 107 /1136 / Page 10. Heath Wolvey. Warwickshire. Joseph Knight. 65. Ag. Lab. Mary Wife. 60. Frame Work Knitter. Mary. Dau. 30. Ditto. Joseph. Son. 15. Ditto. William. Son. 11. Ditto. Louisa. Dau. 7. Ditto. THOMAS PALIN. 15. FRAME WORK KNITTER. All above born within the County. ************************ Sorry No other Palin's found within the Village of Wolvey So we'll not find out other than a visit to a Records Office to look at Parish Registers for Thomas's parents .... Hope this as helped in some way .... MIKE. P.S. Sorry drew a blank with your Samuel Henry Perkins Noon........

Greeting’s Karen…. Found them on the 1861 Census Living at Strutt Lane Burbage. RG9 2259 / Page 41 a. But not yet not found them on the 1871. Census. But seeing the Occupation of Thomas is a Farm Labourer He could have been away and not counted for ?… And can’t see any wars in operation for this time….. But they are back together in 1881. :- Dwelling: Victoria Street Census Place: Hinckley, Leicester, England Source: FHL Film 1341747 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3131 Folio 120 Page 50 Marr Age Sex Birthplace Thomas PALING M 54 M Wolvey, Warwick, England Rel: Head Occ: Farm Labourer Elizabeth PALING M 49 F Wolvey, Warwick, England Rel: Wife Occ: Stocking Seamer Thomas PALING U 26 M Burbage, Leicester, England Rel: Son Occ: Shoe Rivetter William PALING U 24 M Shilton, Warwick, England Rel: Son Occ: Shoe Rivetter Willoughby PALING 15 M Leicester, Leicester, England Rel: Son Occ: Carter. Hope this might help you..... But due to the fact " Wolvey" comes under Warwickshire. I'll go and see if I can find Thomas on the 1841. for Warwickshire Census.... MIKE.....

Hi, Am trying to find information on Samuel Henry Perkins Noon born 1880 in Wolvey/Hinckley area. Have found him with one of my families on 1881 census but not afterwards...am trying to figure out whose son he is! Also am trying to find a missing family on 1871 census. Wife/mother is with her sisters family but her husband and children are unaccounted for. Husband/Father Thomas Palin(g) born 1829 and children maria 1853, william 1857, Elisabeth 1861, Willoughby 1866, Mary Ann 1867, Leah 1867 and James was born in 1871..children born in Wolvey, Burbage, and Leicester. Grateful for any help, Karen

Got your email Elaine have sent a reply Bev

Will let you know if she is not in touch, go to go as my ears are being bashed again LOL Elaine

Greeting's Again Elaine.. Another wedding using variations of Names :- Entry No.486, NOV 6, 1847, after Banns CHARLES STRETTON, full age, bach. FWK, of METCALF St, s. of SAMUEL STRETTON, FWK PRISCILLA WARREN, full age, sp. of METCALF St, d. of THOMAS WARREN, BRICKLAYER Wits: THOMAS STRETTON, CATHERINE STRETTON. If you have difficulties getting Bev ... I have her e-mail address and can relay a message to her for you ? MIKE.

To Bev Have sent you an e-mail, says I have sent or received one before but can find no record. Wondering if there is a connection with my family Elaine

Adding more myself, got confused, have Eliza Stretton mentioned Ward/Warren wedding cert and a Charles Hurst marrying Jemima Stretton again connected with the Ward side of my family. Will look through old threads now looking at the original messages Thanks Elaine

Greeting's Again Elaine.. I've add more since you 1st read my reply... The other Strettons belong to " Bev".. and I think they come from Croxton Kerrial in the north of the County... But remembered I did spot some Strettons in Aylestone on one of the Census .... MIKE.

Thanks mike, Looking good so far, just wondering who posted the original Stretton link now The Stretton surname also appears on a wedding cert for Albert Victor Ward and Rose Warren Elaine

Greeting's again Elaine...... One Wedding coming up........... St. Margaret's Church.. Entry No.80, DEC 25, 1858, after Banns CHARLES HURST, 19, bach. PAINTER, of GEORGE St, s. of WILLIAM HURST, PAINTER JEMIMA STRETTON, 23, sp. of GEORGE St, father's name & occupation not given Wits: WILLIAM HENRY STRETTON, LOUISA STRETTON. The Occupation fits that census return of 1861.... and wonder if that Louisa (witness) is the Lucy also on that return ?? ummmm.... Your other query re Daughter or Daughter - in - Law ? The enumerator could have misunderstood miss read or miss heard what was said. Or some one has mis transcribed it wrong So Yes it is a common mistake so don't disregard it yet.... Just had another look at that return has it spreads over two pages and I see that the last four entries are all females including Jemime. and in the column of "Relation to Head " all boxes have ...... " " following on from the first Daughter beneath the entry for Charles.. And so not wishing to let it be know they were living together had it read Daughter ..... MIKE.

Hi Mike, Have just looked at St Margs reg and found a Charles Hurst marrying a Jemima Stretton, wondered if this ties in with the census you sent me or if you have any info on them. The surname Stretton has popped up again and could the spelling of Jamima on the 1861 census be wrong and should it read daughter in law rather than daughter (or was this a common mistake) Elaine PS married1858

Maggie.... Yes..... nice when you can put a name to a face......... " A,B,C's"..You say ? ....Ummmm I was thinking more a long the lines of 7 & 6/8th.....lol has my flat hat only covered half ? ...lol :0))) MIKE.

Mike, Good to meet you tonight - Thanks so much for all your help. Had a good meeting tonight - will mail you in the morning - enough of burning the "Charnwood Candle" - the candle you can burn at both ends AND in the middle!!!!! Maggie P.S. Would you believe that the most common measurement was 42 inches - tho as to whether that was A's, B's, C's, D's - or even double D's I'm not sure!!!!!!!!!! Amazing the "fun" you can have at a Scout "Hut" on a Thursday night!! Look forward to next time - Feb 3rd if you're there!! Think that will be "dress up" and "model" night - don't miss out - be a scout (or in my case - a Girl Guide!!). P.P.S. If it's really a job in lost property that you're after, then the same chap that can answer the question about the shop can sign you up for the "Smiley Centre" - Charnwood's own Information Centre staffed partly by some very nice ladies - think you would have a good time there!!

Greeting's Again Maggie.... Ummm...... Seeing I'm getting good at finding people ... Then maybe I'd better be in the ..... " Lost Property Tent. "... ...lol :0))) MIKE.