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I think the 1871 is correct as its to much of a coincediance not to be
thanks

jax

this could be Charles in 1871

I think the middle initial is H on the original gives his occupation as News Agent

there is a death for a Charles Henry Simpson in Sep 1871 Lambeth

Charles M Simpson
Age: 45
Estimated birth year: abt 1826
Relation: Son
Father's Name: Charles
Mother's Name: Anna
Gender: Male
Where born: Southwark, Surrey, England
Civil parish: Lambeth
Ecclesiastical parish: Holy Trinity
County/Island: London
Country: England
Registration district: Lambeth
Sub-registration district: Lambeth Church First
ED, institution, or vessel: 8
Household schedule number: 238
Household Members:
Name Age
Charles Simpson 68
Anna Simpson 65
Charles M Simpson 45
Walton Johnson 40
Sarah Johnson 37
Waller Johnson 3
Elizabeth Johnson 4

I had him in 1861 and his marriage I was working back from then and then I found him in 1841 with his parents. I hadnt looked for him in 1871 at this point

jax

but you said you had charles henry on every other census? Where did you have him in 1871?

No I didnt know who charles Henrys parents were when I first started this thread but I eventually found them as I posted the 1841 census when I found what could be his parents.

Not to worry I am begginning to think they are not going to be found together now

jax

1881 census -
Address: 33, Stangate, Lambeth
SIMPSON, Charles Head Married M 80 1801 Newsagent
Bishopgate
Middlesex
SIMPSON, Ann Wife Married F 76 1805
Southwark
Surrey

1871 census - household transcription
Person: SIMPSON, Charles
Address: Amphitheatre Row Stangate, Lambeth

image says stationer
SIMPSON, Charles Head M 68 1803 Surrey VIEW
SIMPSON, Anne Wife F 65 1806 Surrey VIEW
SIMPSON, Charles H Son M 45 1826 Surrey

This is Charles Henry with his parents but I thought you did not know his parents?

But not the Charles and Hannah with children Alice and Charles...maybe they were scattered about
Thanks for your help

jax

No the last post was re Charles' parentso you now have them 1841 and 1851

Thanks yes that is Charles Henry born 1825 parents... stationers obviously ran in the family. Although Edward Taylor Simpson born c1852 became a cabinet maker so maybe the Stenners were relations

Edit Thomas Stenner married Elizabeth Simpson jan1851 but her father was Alexander Simpson so maybe not the right family

1851

Name: Charles Simpson
Age: 47
Estimated birth year: abt 1804
Relation: Head
Spouse's name: Ann
Gender: Male
Where born: London, England

Registration district: Holborn
Sub-registration district: St George
ED, institution, or vessel: 5b
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 60
Household Members: Name Age
Charles Simpson 47
Ann Simpson 44
Rosetta Gilbert 44
James Hall

Image says he is a stationer
Address: 53, Theobalds Road, Saint Andrew Holborn Above The Bars, Finsbury

Ummm that could be young charles and his mum but what about his sister Alice who would be about 2 years old

This my mums side of the family and she knew nothing about them at all apart from the fact she remembered meeting her grandparents in the 1950s but didnt like them.
I have managed to find out a lot since going back through the generations, now this is annoying me that I cannot find them in this year.
Maybe he was a pauper and she was a servant but where were the children?

jax

Could this be mum Ann/Hannah often synomynous visiting with just Charles in tow?

1851 census - household transcription
Person: SIMPSON, Charles
Address: 13, King Street, Lambeth
STENNER, Thomas Head Married M 24 1827 Cabinet Maker
City
Middlesex
STENNER, Elizabeth Wife Married F 24 1827
Newington
Surrey
SIMPSON, Charles Nephew M 3 1848
Borough Road
Surrey
SIMPSON, Ann Visitor Unmarried F 26 1825
Newington
Surrey

Which parish was the death recorded in?

About the 1851 censusThe 1851 census was taken on 30 March and gave the total population as 17,922,768.

One last try then I will give up on this census

That was August 1851 maybe after the census was done

Victoria Terrace St Mary Newington.

Definitelt not there

I have just found the entry in the London deaths and burials for the young son Charles Edward Simpson b 1847 d 1851

It gives an address of Victoria Terrace which I assume is in Camberwell, seem to be getting a bit closer

jax