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I must be going crazy...
I'm sure I saw a thread on here about this recently but I can't find it now. Does anybody know where it is or how I can search 1841 census by address?

Thanks
Beverley

Hi Somerset Girl

Hi Somerset Girl

Sorry clicked too soon.

I'm trying to find 102 Cheapside, Denham, Buckinghamshire. There should be a family named 'Stoneham' but I can't find any of them on the 1841 census, only on later ones. I've tried searching for all names - even S* and it doesn't work.

Thanks for your help
Beverley

Thanks for your help Somerset Girl but I don't think either are the right ones. One of the sons (Henry or James - he is shown as both at various times) was born in Denham, Buckinghamshire in 1835 and shown at 102 Cheapside in the 1851 census. I am trying to find some clues about the mother but I can only assume she died before 1841. I have my suspicions they are a bit roguish and maybe the father was in prison - I don't know for certain yet.

Thanks for your help anyway
Beverley

this looks like Stoneham on the original -




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271 STONHOUS, James M 35 1806 - occupation - Miller
271 STONHOUS, Sopiah F 35 1806 (Sophia)
271 STONHOUS, Elin F 13 1828 Buckinghamshire
271 STONHOUS, Robert M 12 1829 Buckinghamshire
271 STONHOUS, Mary F 10 1831 Buckinghamshire
271 STONHOUS, James M 9 1832 Buckinghamshire
271 STONHOUS, Henry M 6 1835 Buckinghamshire
271 STONHOUS, Susan F 3 1838 Buckinghamshire
271 STONHOUS, Fredric M 1 1840 Buckinghamshire

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RG number:
HO107 Piece:
60 Book/Folio:
3/14 Page:
22

Registration District:
Eton Union Sub District:
Ever Enumeration District:
Ecclesiastical Parish:


Civil Parish:
Denham Municipal Borough:
Address:
Brook Street, Denham County:
Buckinghamshire

Thanks once again Choccy. You are my constant life-saver. I don't know where (or more importantly) how you found that but I've managed to find it on Ancestry and, would you believe, the transcription was STENHSENS

Give my regards to your OH.

Beverley

Hi Beverley,

Found on FMP - more by luck than judgment !

Thanks again Somerset girl. I just wish some of these people had better writing. It would makes things much easier for us.

Beverley

Thanks Jonesy - that was the one I was thinking of.

Beverley