Genealogy Chat

Now at http://www.clive-buckle(.)co.uk/pieces.htm are the lists for missing census pieces for 1841, 1851 and 1861. Any comments please? Do not forget to remove brackets from web address. Clive

I loved your site, Clive, and have added it to my Favourites. Useful information re. the missing census entries, and I was interested in how you set out your Buckle ancestors. I might try something similar for my own personal use.

Thanks for that Clive, can I just add that some of my ancestors were on the damaged 1851 census records for Hulme (I think it was that area) yet someone kindly found a transcription of the damaged record some years ago and sent me that. So there is still a little hope re some of the damaged areas. However, they are not on ancestry so people may need to delve further.

thank you adding to for later

Bookmarking for later. Kath. x

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Thanks Clive, that could be very useful, I think half my family must be in the missing censuses for 1851 Manchester, does anyone know if there is any site at all where maybe I could locate one of two of them. Thanks Marilyn

Thanks Clive, that could be very useful, I think half my family must be in the missing censuses for 1851 Manchester, does anyone know if there is any site at all where maybe I could locate one of two of them. Thanks Marilyn

Thanks Clive, that could be very useful, I think half my family must be in the missing censuses for 1851 Manchester, does anyone know if there is any site at all where maybe I could locate one of two of them. Thanks Marilyn

Someone kindly found my family in the Hulme (Manchester) area a few years back. I've copied it below for people who have relatives nearby can see the the source 1851 Census The original census return for Park Street, Hulme, is part of the really badly damaged stuff so this is from the FHS transcript, Fiche no. G162, page 29. 41 Park Street, Hulme: Thomas Blunt, Head, Married, 27, Carpenter, born Norfolk Sarah Ann Blunt, Wife, Married, 32, Dressmaker, born Lancashire, Salford Frederick Geo. Blunt, Son, 2, born Lancashire, Manchester Sarah Taylor, Mother-in-law, 59, Visitor, born Lancashire, Manchester

Hi Am I being dumb here or how do I search censuses by source, i.e. fiche number etc., and I dont know why I have three messages put on above, all the same, I only did it once honest - Genes is going funny!! Thanks Marilyn

www.familyhistoryonline.net have the unfilmed Manchester 1851 census online, its searchable on a pay per view basis.

Thanks for that, got to go to work in half hour, really must get ready, but just one more search ........ Marilyn

www.familyhistoryonline(.)co.uk Pay to view.... Lancashire transcribed 1851 missing census ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE 18472 2233 MANCHESTER, ARDWICK 13631 2220 MANCHESTER, BLACKLEY 3457 2232 MANCHESTER, CHORLTON 18950 2220 MANCHESTER, DEANSGATE 18991 2227 MANCHESTER, HARPURHEY 458 2232 MANCHESTER, HULME 19672 2221 MANCHESTER, LONDON ROAD 12865 2228 MANCHESTER, PRESTWICH 4562 2232 MANCHESTER, RUSHOLME 11356 2219 MANCHESTER, ST. GEORGE 10972 2230 OLDHAM-BELOW-TOWN 5664 2240 PENDLEBURY 2010 2222 PENDLETON 9364 2222 SALFORD (REGENT ROAD) 11054 2224 SALFORD, GREENGATE 31635 2223 Total (16) 193113 Chris

Chris Before adding the information you have provided I need to understand it myself. What on earth are the numbers? I do not say there are no names from the damaged pieces, only that parts are missing. On the 1861 page (I think) at the bottom I have given an example of the National Archives data which hopefully makes it clear. If I used all the NA info to complete the page I would be here next year typing up the page. Clive