Norfolk

Neighbors:View others on page Household schedule number:61Household Members:NameAgeElizabeth Harvey15 Lousia Harvey13 Margeret Harvey21 Martha Harvey

1861 England Census
about Lousia Harvey


Name:Lousia HarveyAge:13 Estimated Birth Year:abt 1848Relation:Sister Gender:FemaleWhere born:Norwich, Norfolk, EnglandCivil Parish:Norwich St Martin At Oak County/Island:Norfolk Country:England Street address:

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Condition as to marriage:

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Registration district:Norwich Sub registration district:Coslany ED, institution, or vessel:3

hi koral
I'm trying to trace Joseph Harvey, married Louisa Heywood, children Margaret, Martha, Elizabeth, Louisa. Martha baptised, IGI, 22/1/1845 St Michael, Coslany, thats the only record I could find. Could you please have a look to see if they appear on 1841, 51, 61 census.
Many thanks
Dave

Hi Frances,
I have a John Beavis on the 1851 England Census, born Abt. 1814 in Bodham, Norfolk, England. He is listed as a lodger. Where did your GG grandfather James live? I have access to all census records. Koral

Frances have you tried this

http://www.norfolksources.norfolk.go...view.aspx?x=10

Hi

I have just recently joined ancestry aid. My ancestors originate from Norfolk and I would if anyone can search any records for me to find my families details. My family name is Beavis. John born 1815 married a sarah and had a number of children born in the Bodham area. I have searched the Norfolk parish records on line but cannot find any Beavis's. My gg grandfather James Beavis was born in 1854 and married a Frances Nurse.

Hope anyone can help.

Frances

Hi All,
Names I am researching in Norfolk are: Joyce, Tubby, Manning, Savage, Easton, Woodhouse, Shenkins, Hayward, and Narburrough. My GG grandparents were Samuel Joyce (Joice) born about 1828 Cawston and Ann Tubby born about 1834 in Cawston. The surname I am most interested in is Savage. Sarah Savage was born 1773, married Robert Tubby. Her father and grandfather were both named Christopher. But before that I have no idea. Any help on Savage line would be appreciated. Thanx, Koral

Brilliant Jon , nice to see it finished xx

Anyone here have links to the 1st Battalion the Royal Anglian Regiment? Take a look at http://www.vikingfsg.co.uk
It is a new family support group set up for the battalion by two viking mothers. Worth the look. ( p.s. Did I mention I built the site :-) )

Thanks dave , mine burgh st margret, Rollesby.