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Thank you Maddie, The problem is definitely solved. The family did not emigrate they were hidden away in London!

Many thanks lorraine

hi lorraine
hope you prblem is solved
maddie

Oh My Goodness, thank you so much. As yet I hadn't found them in 1901 and 1911.

I am thrilled thank you all for your help.

Lorraine

1911 just in case
PENNY, David Head Married M 60 1851 Groundman North Newington Wiltshire VIEW
PENNY, Caroline Wife Married
35 years F 60 1851 Devizes Wiltshire VIEW
PENNY, James Son Single M 27 1884 Mason Willesden VIEW
PENNY, Fredirick Son Single M 25 1886 Milk Carrier Willesden VIEW
PENNY, Ernest Son Single M 23 1888 Carman Willesden VIEW
RG number:
RG14 Piece:
7012 Reference:
RG14PN7012 RG78PN346A RD129 SD1 ED32 SN430

Registration District:
Willesden Sub District:
Willesden Enumeration District:
32 Parish:
Willesden

Address:
28 Ashburnham Road Kensal Rise County:

and on ancestry they are down as Denny

1901 England Census
about David Denny Name: David Denny
Age: 50
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1851
Relation: Head
Spouse's Name: Caroline Denny
Gender: Male
Where born: North Metton, Wiltshire, England

Civil parish: Willesden
Ecclesiastical parish: Kensal Rise St John
County/Island: Middlesex
Country: England

Registration district: Hendon
Sub-registration district: Willesden
ED, institution, or vessel: 25
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 116
Piece: 1218
Folio: 13
Page Number: 17
Household Members: Name Age
David Denny 50
Caroline Denny 50
Edward Denny 23
James Denny 19
Frederick Denny 15
Ernest Denny 13
Edward Goff 27

here they are on fmp 1901 census

Address: 21, Felixstowe Road, Willesden

Name Relation Condition Sex Age Birth Year Occupation Disability Where Born

PENNY, David Head Married M 50 1851 Market Gardener North Netton Wiltshire
PENNY, Caroline Wife Married F 50 1851 Devizes Wiltshire
PENNY, Edward Son Single M 23 1878 French Polisher North Metton Wiltshire
PENNY, James Son Single M 17 1884 Stonemasons Labourer Willesden
PENNY, Frederick Son Single M 15 1886 Milk Carman Willesden
PENNY, Ernest Son M 13 1888 Willesden
GOFF, Edward Boarder M 27 1874 Milk Carman Blackfriars

Thank you tempest thats one name derivation I hadn't tried, typical. Thank you for the help. They are not in the 1901 census either so I will look under that name.

Thank you all so much.

Lorraine

ancestry have them as Penry

1891 England Census
about David Penry Name: David Penry
Age: 40
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1851
Relation: Head
Spouse's Name: Caroline Penry
Gender: Male
Where born: Wiltshire, England

Civil parish: Hammersmith
Ecclesiastical parish: Kensal Green St Johns
County/Island: London
Country: England

Registration district: Fulham
Sub-registration district: St Paul Hammersmith
ED, institution, or vessel: 59
Neighbors: View others on page
Piece: 44
Folio: 83
Page Number: 10
Household Members: Name Age
David Penry 40
Caroline Penry 40
Edward Penry 14
Eleanor Penry 11
James Penry 7
Arthur Penry 5
Ernest Penry 3

you are welcome
maddie

Oh Maddie, thank you, yes that is them. It must have been added after my reply as I missed it. Thank you so much, did you find this on Find My Past? As I have been trying for weeks on Ancestry with no luck, thats why I think their name must have been mistranscribed. I have tried alternatives but made no progress. I was even beginning to wonder if the family had emigrated.

Thank you for all your help.

Lorraine

is that not them in above 1891 census living at 57 walds road hammersmith
maddie

Many thanks Maddie, I will have a look for this family in the census records and look through the rest of the road in the hopes of finding my lost family. Thank you for taking the time to help me.

Have a great day, Lorraine

1891
PENNY, David Head Married M 40 1851 Labourer For Wire Roping Co
Wiltshire VIEW
PENNY, Caroline Wife Married F 40 1851
Devizes
Wiltshire VIEW
PENNY, Edward Son Single M 14 1877
Marlborough
Wiltshire VIEW
PENNY, Eleanor Daughter F 11 1880
Camden Town
London VIEW
PENNY, James Son M 9 1882
Willesden
London VIEW
PENNY, Arthur Son M 5 1886
Willesden
London VIEW
PENNY, Ernest Son M 3 1888
Willesden
London VIEW
RG number:
RG12 Piece:
44 Folio:
83 Page:
10

Registration District:
Fulham Sub District:
St Paul Hammersmith Enumeration District:
59 Ecclesiastical Parish:
St Johns Kensal Green

Civil Parish:
Hammersmith Municipal Borough:
Address:
57, Walds Road, Hammersmith County:
London

only this came up and it is in hammersmith
122 SIMPKINS, George Head Married M 28 1863
Wilburton
Cambridgeshire VIEW
122 SIMPKINS, Charlotte Wife Married F 26 1865
Wallington
Norfolk VIEW
122 SIMPKINS, Frank Son M 8 1883
Wallington
Norfolk VIEW
122 SIMPKINS, Rebecca Daughter F 6 1885
West Lynn
Norfolk VIEW
122 SIMPKINS, Miriam Daughter F 5 1886
London VIEW
122 SIMPKINS, Harriett Daughter F 2 1889
London VIEW
122 SIMPKINS, Ethel Daughter F 1 1890
London VIEW
122 SIMPKINS, William Brother Single M 23 1868 Carman
Streatham
Cambridgeshire VIEW
RG number:
RG12 Piece:
44 Folio:
88 Page:
19

Registration District:
Fulham Sub District:
St Paul Hammersmith Enumeration District:
59 Ecclesiastical Parish:
St Johns Kensal Green

Civil Parish:
Hammersmith Municipal Borough:
Address:
54, Waldo Road, Hammersmith County:
London

i will take a look on find my past
maddie

Please does anyone know how to find an address quickly when searching the census. I am trying to find a PENNY family in the 1891 census. I think their name may have been mistranscribed as I can find no record of them anywhere. However I have found a baptism for a son:-Ernest David Penny in 1891 in Kensal Green London. According to the record he was born in 1888 and lived in Waldo Road in 1891. The birth record shows he was born in Fulham. He was the son of David and Caroline Penny and brother of Edward and Elen Penny. I have the family in the 1881 census living at 117 Railway Cottages Old Oak common Acton Brentford Middlesex.

My question is on Ancestry is there a quicker way of searching for a particular road? I was thinking if I search Waldo Road in the 1891 census I may find the family, but I don't know how to search without going thru every enumeration district which is vast in London.

Any tips please? I would be very grateful.

Thank you, Lorraine