I hope that someone can help me with some missing 1851 & 1861 Censuses - I've spent days looking but can't find what I am looking for and can only assume that there is a mis-spelling or mis-transcription of the name SUMNER.
I am looking for Henry Sumner and his Wife Esther (nee Dale). In 1841 they were living in Tower Hamlets, Islington, Middx shortly after their marriage in the same year.
I can't find them again until 1871 and 1881 when they are still in Islington.
What I am really trying to ascertain whether they are the Parents of George Sumner b c1848 in Islington.
In the 'missing years' between 1841 and 1871, George could have been born and then moved out. I have been unable to find a birth record that ties in for George. If Henry & Esther are not his Parents, then I am going down totally the wrong line so it is important that I ascertain whether they are or not.
My only real 'connection' is that on George's marriage cert to Catherine Hoather in 1868, both he and his Father Henry show as gas fitters, which is also the occupation of the Henry above in 1871.
Any help would be appreciated - thank you in anticipation.
Kristina
I am looking for Henry Sumner and his Wife Esther (nee Dale). In 1841 they were living in Tower Hamlets, Islington, Middx shortly after their marriage in the same year.
I can't find them again until 1871 and 1881 when they are still in Islington.
What I am really trying to ascertain whether they are the Parents of George Sumner b c1848 in Islington.
In the 'missing years' between 1841 and 1871, George could have been born and then moved out. I have been unable to find a birth record that ties in for George. If Henry & Esther are not his Parents, then I am going down totally the wrong line so it is important that I ascertain whether they are or not.
My only real 'connection' is that on George's marriage cert to Catherine Hoather in 1868, both he and his Father Henry show as gas fitters, which is also the occupation of the Henry above in 1871.
Any help would be appreciated - thank you in anticipation.
Kristina
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