Can SKS check the 1841 census?

[Kit]

I'm looking at Susanna Carbis. She is near the bottom of the right hand column.

FMP has a clearer image: HO107 piece 141 folio 9/57 page 14

Ancestry: Class: HO107; Piece 141; Folio: 57; Page: 14;

I just want to confirm she is 10.

I can't find a baptism for her, nor can I find her on later censuses.

[Kit]

I've just found a death for a Susanna Carbis, aged 21, on 5/3/1852.

So she is alive in 1851. I'm wondering if she was missed of the 1851 and was living with her father.

In case you want a laugh I started this post thinking she'd died a few weeks before the census, then realised 1852 was after 1851. :o:rolleyes:

[Gert in Oz]

In case you want a laugh I started this post thinking she'd died a few weeks before the census, then realised 1852 was after 1851. :o:rolleyes:

:d:d but only because i have done the same thing.

[Merry]

I've just found a death for a Susanna Carbis, aged 21, on 5/3/1852.



Where did she die?

[Kit]

Merry it was in St Buryan, Cornwall, I'm looking at the OPC site, so I should have said I found the burial.

I checked all 24 pages of census for Church Town, which is where Susanna's father lived in 1851 and where Susanna is said to reside

I also checked 2 pages after Church town and one village had only one house in it.

[Mandy in Wiltshire]

Hi Toni

Yes, according to the FMP image and transcription, she is 10 years old. I would think that's probably correct because they've got the children in age order and she's between a 13-year-old and a 7-year-old.

I've found a Susanna Carbis aged 19 on the 1851, but this may not be her because I can't match up her place of birth (not given on the 1841). The ref is HO107 piece 1919 Folio 435 page 36.

[Kit]

Thanks Mandy I'll have a look.

[Kit]

Mandy, it is probably her. The family seem to be from St Buryan and go back there to be buried.

Thanks for finding her.

[Mandy in Wiltshire]

You're welcome :)