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  Posted by docjoyce (U2115297) on Tuesday, 18th October 2005

  Is there anyone that is able to post the details of the 1861 census from the following census reference number for me please:
  
  RG9 68 folio 30
  London
  William Cox
  
  Thank you
  Joyce
  

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  Posted by anisel (U1752839) on Tuesday, 18th October 2005

  William Bushill abt 1835 Birmingham, Warwickshire, England Lodger St Marylebone Middlesex
  Annie Caulcker abt 1860 Marylebone, Middlesex, England Daughter St Marylebone Middlesex
  Fanny Caulcker abt 1860 Marylebone, Middlesex, England Daughter St Marylebone Middlesex
  James Caulcker abt 1833 Haverfordwest, Glamorgan, Wales Lodger St Marylebone Middlesex
  Sophia Caulcker abt 1837 Marylebone, Middlesex, England Wife St Marylebone Middlesex
  William Cox abt 1834 Birmingham, Warwickshire, England Lodger St Marylebone Middlesex
  George Fontain abt 1841 Not Known, Middlesex, England Lodger St Marylebone Middlesex
  Thomas Perkins abt 1837 Birmingham, Warwickshire, England Mar St Marylebone Middlesex
  Charles John Smith abt 1823 Hindolveston, Norfolk, England Head St Marylebone Middlesex
  Charles John Smith abt 1861 St Marylebone, Middlesex, England Son St Marylebone Middlesex
  Eliza Ann Smith abt 1859 St Marylebone, Middlesex, England Daughter St Marylebone Middlesex
  Julia Ann Smith abt 1832 Honorton, Devon, England Wife St Marylebone Middlesex
  
  Source information: RG9/68
  Registration district: Marylebone
  Sub-registration district: All Souls
  ED, institution, or vessel: 9
  Folio: 30
  Page: 56
  Household schedule number: 380
  GSU Number: 542567
  
  All at 9 Ridinghouse St (? might be Lane). William's occupation seems to be Silver Plate; Perkins and Bushill who are also from Birmingham are electroplate workers. The other men are tailors. William is married.

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  Posted by Ros (U1905634) on Tuesday, 18th October 2005

  William Cox appears to be a Lodger, born abt 1834 in Birmingham, Warks.
  
  Living in ?Ridinghouse St? in Parish of St Marylebone.
  
  Occupation - Silver Plate.
  
  Hope this helps. Is there anyone that is able to post the details of the 1861 census from the following census reference number for me please:
  
  RG9 68 folio 30
  London
  William Cox
  
  Thank you
  Joyce
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  Posted by docjoyce (U2115297) on Tuesday, 18th October 2005

  aninsel and ros
  
  Many many thanks for the reply and hard work.
  
  I was hoping that William Cox was unmarried, the bithyear could do with being a bit later by a about 4/5 years, but I know that sometimes this information was a little out sometimes.
  
  If not too much trouble would you be able just to confirm that William was married, if he was he was obviously away from his wife when the census was taken.
  
  Thanks once again.
  Joyce

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  Posted by anisel (U1752839) on Tuesday, 18th October 2005

  William is definitely married. I had to look closely because the writing is a little 'extravagant'and there are a lot of later markings, but the four lodgers are listed together. Perkins is 'Mar', Cox and Bushill below him are 'do' and Fontain 'Unm' which looks very different. The age, 27, is unmistakeable due to the form of the 7 which takes up 2 lines.

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  Posted by docjoyce (U2115297) on Tuesday, 18th October 2005

  Hi anisel
  
  Thanks for getting back, that's a shame I was hoping that person wasn't going to be married on the 1871 census. I suppose I'll have to see if that marriage ended. The ancestor I am looking for was married in 1877 and stated as a bachelor on his marriage certificate.
  
  Thanks again
  Joyce
  

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