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Census 1851 & 1861 Look Up........PLEASE

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**Dawn O**

**Dawn O** Report 5 Aug 2003 02:33

Hi Ya Sally, Many Thanks for your e-mail, the details of AMY COVAL certainly looks hopeful and I have my fingers crossed that she and her children will fit onto my Covell jig-saw puzzle. To enable this, I need to become wiser and still am hunting for ALFRED COVELL on either the Census 1851 or 1861. --------------------------------------- Can anyone see a birth reference for ALFRED COVELL, born 1851, in North Walsham, Norfolk because I cannot. I dearly want to obtain his birth certificate but am not getting anywhere?? Wish you's ALL luck and 'happy hunting'......... from Dawn.

Sally-Anne

Sally-Anne Report 4 Aug 2003 15:46

Hi Dawn! Found another possible for you and have sent the details via email. Hope you are OK! Regards Sally, Coventry

**Dawn O**

**Dawn O** Report 4 Aug 2003 15:26

Is there a kind sole, who is able to help me find my G-G-Grandfather's parents and siblings?? His name is ALFRED COVELL, born in 1851, North Walsham, Norfolk. It was believed that Alfred's own father was called James BUT it now looks like he may of been really called something else?? Because of this confusion, I am unable to track down a JAMES COVELL anywhere. I will be hugely grateful, if someone has access to the Census 1851 or 1861 and look up ALFRED COVELL, Many Thanks. Regards, Dawn.