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thanks everyone lot to read through :-)
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1841
both are iron founders
Stanningley Pog Farm, Calverley, Bradford, Yorkshire & Yorkshire (West Riding), England
Joseph Butler Male 40 1801 Yorkshire, England
Susannah Butler Female 40 1801 Yorkshire, England
John Butler Male 19 1822 Yorkshire, England
Sarah Butler Female 15 1826 Yorkshire, England
Ann Butler Female 14 1827 Yorkshire, England
Susanna Butler Female 11 1830 Yorkshire, England
Elizabeth Butler Female 10 1831 Yorkshire, England
1851
Paghouse, 201, Bradford, Yorkshire & Yorkshire (West Riding), England
Joseph Butler Head Married Male 53 1798 Farmer 30 Acres Brass & Iron Founder 160 Men Tong, Yorkshire, England
Susannah Butler Wife Married Female 54 1797 - Bowling, Yorkshire, England
Susannah Butler Daughter Unmarried Female 21 1830 - Bramley, Yorkshire, England
Joseph Butler Son Unmarried Male 18 1833 Brass & Iron Founder Bramley, Yorkshire, England
Elizabeth Clough Servant Unmarried Female 17 1834 General Servant Goole, Yorkshire, England
Frances Butler Female 1 1840 Yorkshire, England
1861
Rickardshaw Lane, Pudsey, Bradford, Yorkshire & Yorkshire (West Riding), England
John Butler Head Married Male 38 1823 Iron Founder Firm Joseph Baker And Employing 40### Bowling, Yorkshire, England
Rachel Butler Wife Married Female 38 1823 - Stanningley, Yorkshire, England
Henry Wm Butler Son Unmarried Male 16 1845 Mechanic Iron Foundry Stanningley, Yorkshire, England
Richard Butler Son Unmarried Male 14 1847 Scholar Stanningley, Yorkshire, England
Ann Elizabeth Butler Daughter - Female 12 1849 Scholar Stanningley, Yorkshire, England
Joseph Walton Butler Son - Male 11 1850 Scholar Stanningley, Yorkshire, England
Martha Barret Servant - Female 29 1832 House Servant Rawdon, Yorkshire, England
1851
Stanningley, Bramley, Hunslet, Yorkshire & Yorkshire (West Riding), England
John Butler Head Married Male 28 1823 Iron Founder Enginer Bowling, Yorkshire, England
Rachel Butler Wife Married Female 28 1823 - Stanningley, Yorkshire, England
Henry William Butler Son - Male 6 1845 Scholar Stanningley, Yorkshire, England
Richard Butler Son - Male 4 1847 Scholar Stanningley, Yorkshire, England
Anne Eliz Butler Daughter - Female 2 1849 Scholar Stanningley, Yorkshire, England
Joseph Walton Butler Son - Male 0 1851 - Stanningley, Yorkshire, England
Ann Inman Servant Unmarried Female 17 1834 House Servant Brightside, Yorkshire, England
in 1871 he was employingb 500 men and boys
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" This industry started when John Rogers from Bradfordbuilt a small foundry just east of Company Mill just before 1827 (WRRD 1827). Unfortunately Rogers soon died and his widow, Elizabeth, sold the foundry to Charles Haley, Jonas Haley, George Taylor and Joseph Butler in 1830 (WRRD 1830). Jonas soon left the partnership probably to continue to work an existing foundry (Parson and White 1830). In 1838 Haley’s business was said to be in the Pudsey part of Stanningley (White 1838). In 1834, the three remaining partners of Stanningley Iron Works appointed a young man, only twenty-four years old and called Joseph Pitts, as a book-keeper (Grace’s Guide 2017)"
"Shortly after, in 1838, Joseph Butler became the sole owner of Stanningley Iron Works but both Joseph Butler and Joseph Pitts were running the business (WRRD 1838,1841,). Joseph Butler and his family, including his son John, lived at Pog Farm, Stanningley where Joseph farmed (Census 1841). Joseph Butler and co. was also the owner of a Stanningley stone quarry and a wharf on the Leeds and Liverpool canal at Kirkstall for many years up to at least 1871 . . . "
"It is not known when Joseph Butler’s son John started work at Stanningley Iron Works, but in the 1851 Census he is described as an iron founder engineer. Joseph Butler retired in 1851 (Grace’s Guide 2017). "
"https://tinyurl.com/y58xgkgo
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Possible George Taylor had died before 1841?
"1838 Previously Butler and Taylor - on the death of Mr. Taylor, Joseph Butler carried on the business. With his son they started making iron bridges, the first for the Leeds and Selby Railway. They also made the ironwork for the roof of the station at York, and for numerous other large structures...."
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1841 England, Wales & Scotland Census
Stanningley Pog Farm, Calverley, Bradford, Yorkshire & Yorkshire (West Riding), England
Joseph Butler Male 40 1801 Yorkshire, England IRON FOUNDER
Susannah Butler Female 40 1801 Yorkshire, England
John Butler Male 19 1822 Yorkshire, England <<<<
Sarah Butler Female 15 1826 Yorkshire, England
Ann Butler Female 14 1827 Yorkshire, England
Susanna Butler Female 11 1830 Yorkshire, England
Elizabeth Butler Female 10 1831 Yorkshire, England
Frances Butler Female 1 1840 Yorkshire, England
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Possible in order to work back? Haleys in general seem to be listed as Blacksmiths and similar.
1861 England, Wales & Scotland Census
Albion Street, Dewsbury, Yorkshire & Yorkshire (West Riding), England
Jonas Haley Head Widower Male 70 1791 Woollen Machine Maker Cleckheaton, Yorkshire, England
George Haley Son Unmarried Male 33 1828 Woollen Machine Maker Batley, Yorkshire, England
James Haley Son Unmarried Male 29 1832 Woollen Machine Maker Batley, Yorkshire, England
Sarah Haley Daughter Unmarried Female 22 1839 Housekeeper Batley, Yorkshire, England
For ref John Butler for age
https://www.gracesguide.co.uk/John_Butler_Iron_Works
"John Butler Iron Works
Photographed in 2010. Leeds bridge.
Engineer, Ironfounder and Millwright of Stanningley Iron Works, near Leeds.
c1820 Business founded by Joseph Butler (1797-1870)
1828 July: Joseph Butler (1797-1870) moved to Stanningley and, in partnership with two or three others, started in business in a small way as ironfounder - see Butler and Taylor."
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Hi hope some one do a look up in the 1842 censor.
My ancestor Charles Haley from Bradford went in to business opening a iron works in Stanningly West Yorkshire with a Jonas Haley,George Taylor and Joseph Butler i would very much like to find out where these people were living at the time.
thanks
Barry
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