Can anyone help me find the Brown's in 1851 please?

[Lynn The Forest Fan]

The other day I decided to have another look for my ggg grandparents William & Charlotte Brown (nee Hines) on the 1841 census. Previously I had only found the baptism records of their 4 children at Holy Trinity church Clapham, Surrey & William's name & occupation, gardener, on my gg grandparents' marriage cert. This time I struck lucky & found them, William c 1791 born not in Surrey & Charlotte c1796 Surrey, with their son Thomas at St Mary's Lambeth. Can anyone help me find them in 1851 please? I have possibly found Charlotte as a widow & garden lab in 1861 (c1795 born Richmond), but want to find them in 1851 to be sure. I already have Thomas & sister Jane in 1851 & onwards.
Many thanks

[margaretmarch]

Can you give the referenc for them in 1841 please?

[margaretmarch]

Ok, I think I've found them, but it looks to me as though Charlotte is born out of county too.

[margaretmarch]

Where did you find Charlotte in 1861?

[Lynn The Forest Fan]

Oh yes, you could be right there Margaret . I am also intrigued to know who Jane Low aged 2 is.

[margaretmarch]

There's a Charlotte Brown age 56 with daughters Jane 26 and Hannah 23 in Greenwich in 1851. Charlotte is shown as married and occupation wife of pensioner. ref HO107/1587/150/37
Is that any good?
Margaret

[margaretmarch]

Did you see on the 1841 higher up the page there was a William Brown age 20 occupation gardener? Could he be part of the family? looks like he's got a wife and child too.

[Lynn The Forest Fan]

This is where I found her, in Fulham RG9 Piece 28 Folio 64 Page 43. But that assumes that she came from surrey, which it now looks like she didn't

[Lynn The Forest Fan]

Crikey, you are quick!, Right the charlotte you found in 1851 is unlikely to be her as her daughter Jane was already married by then & I know where she was. I didn't notice the other William Brown though, he could well be their eldest son

[Lynn The Forest Fan]

Well I've now found William junior & family including a daughter Charlotte, in Lambeth in 1861, but no sign of them in 1851 either