Please help me with the 1911...

[Sylvie]

Elaine, thank you so much for trying
It is reassuring to know that I am not on my own.
I suspect I will just have to wait until I can consult the original sheets
Sylvie

[Elaine ..Spain]

They don´t seem to help very much, do they!
I´ve tried all sorts of combinations but cannot see them.

[Sylvie]

Thank you - I have this family group in all the other censuses.

Yes I do have second names, full names listed below

Frederick Robert
Edward Thomas
Arthur
Frank Nelson

William Edwin PEACH (Sarah's son by her first marriage)

Parents are James and Sarah Ann

Thank you

James

[Elaine ..Spain]

Do you know the second names of any of the children?

- and welcome to FTF!

[Gwen@coggiecorner]

Welcome to FTF we all know about brick walls and how frustrating they are

This is them in 1901

Class RG13, Piece 25, Folio 9, Page 9

James Brown 41
Sarah A Brown 30
Albert G Brown 13
Fredk R Brown 1
William E Peach 7

They are living at 8 Fowell St, Kensington

[Sylvie]

My BROWN family seems to dodge various censuses - and they've probably done it again with the 1911 or perhaps I am going mad...

Can anyone find James BROWN born 1859 Westminster and his wife Sarah born 1870 Kensington with their younger children, (all born Kensington) Frederick 1899, Edward 1902, Arthur 1905 and Frank 1907. They may have had a William PEACH born 1894 Kensington living with them at the time.

I have searched in all the ways I know how, including blank surname for which I get a Frank and Edward but no parents or other siblings and I have searched the address I know they were at (unless away for the night!) 28 Hurstway Street, Kensington. The search result gave numbers 1 - 27 inclusive.

I have asked the 1911 site if it could have been missed in the digitisation process but there is no way of finding that out yet apparantly.

These ancestors were difficult enough in 1841 when they lived in Paddington for which there is no census. Brick wall after brick wall.

I am just hoping that someone can find them and prove that I am mad...I would be so happy!

Thanks