Thread: Sealy family - Bristol

I am trying to find the sealy family



Lorenzo John Sealy married to Mary A



and their children:



William A - born 1861



Henry G - born 1864



Lorenzo John born 1866 - I believe he died in 1887



Elizabeth Kate - born 1868



They were living at 15 Jamaica St. Bristol St. James, in the county of Gloucestershire on the 1881 census.



Jenny

Hi Jenny, this appears to be them in 1861.



Name: Lorenzo Sealy Age: 39 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1822 Relation: Head Spouse's Name: Mary A Gender: Male Where born: Tetbury, Gloucestershire, England



Civil Parish: Westbury On Trym County/Island: Gloucestershire Country: EnglandRegistration district: Clifton Sub registration district: Westbury

Lorenzo Sealy/39/head/coachman

Mary A Sealy/43/wife/Westbury

William Sealy/3mnths/son/Westbury

And in 1871.



Name: Lorenzo Sealey Age: 49 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1822 Relation: Head Spouse's Name: Mary Ann Gender: Male Where born: Sutton Benger, Wiltshire, England Civil Parish: St Michael Ecclesiastical parish: St Michael County/Island: Gloucestershire Country: EnglandRegistration district: Bristol Sub registration district: St Augustine

Elizabeth Kate Sealey 3 Henry George Sealey 7 Lorenzo Sealey 49 Lorenzo John Sealey 5 Mary Ann Sealey 34 William Adam Sealey 10

1851.



Name: Lorenzo Sealey Age: 30 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1821 Relation: Servant Gender: Male Where born: Sutton Benger, Wiltshire, England



Civil Parish: Westbury On Trym Ecclesiastical parish: Shirehampton County/Island: Gloucestershire Country: EnglandRegistration district: Clifton Sub registration district: Westbury

Ann Catlin 53 Jane Catlin 8 Lydia Catlin 17 Thomas Catlin 56 Thomas Catlin 14 William Catlin 16 Mary Ann Painter 20 Lorenzo Sealey 30

Birth reg for Lorenzo John Sealy..



3rdq 1865, vol 6a page 60, Bristol.

Birth reg for Henry George Sealy,



3rdq 1863 vol 6a page 29 Bristol,





Birth reg for William Adams Sealy,



1stq 1861, vol 6a page 127, Clifton

Birth reg for Elizabeth Kate Sealy,



4thq 1867, vol 6a page 51 Bristol...

Thank you very much LIGHT and SLIZZY I had come to a bit of a brick wall with the Sealys they seemed to have arrived in 1881 and disappeared again.



Jenny