Carrington Census - Revision history

Hfrancis at 19:31, 20 February 2022

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	In 1871 [[Mary Bullin\|Mary Carrington]] was a patient at the Infirmary Road Borough Asylum, St Clement, Norwich. She was 65, born in Wells, Norfolk, and the wife of a gardener. Her condition was listed as lunatic (which probably covered a wide range of conditions including dementia). There was also a William Carrington, but he was 22, an unmarried Tailor.		In 1871 [[Mary Bullin\|Mary Carrington]] was a patient at the Infirmary Road Borough Asylum, St Clement, Norwich. She was 65, born in Wells, Norfolk, and the wife of a gardener. Her condition was listed as lunatic (which probably covered a wide range of conditions including dementia). There was also a William Carrington, but he was 22, an unmarried Tailor.

Hfrancis: /* 1871 - Holls Brewery Lane, Lakenham, Norwich */

2022-02-20T18:50:35Z

1871 - Holls Brewery Lane, Lakenham, Norwich

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			In 1871 [[Mary Bullin\|Mary Carrington]] was a patient at the Infirmary Road Borough Asylum, St Clement, Norwich. She was 65, born in Wells, Norfolk, and the wife of a gardener. Her condition was listed as lunatic (which probably covered a wide range of conditions including dementia). There was also a William Carrington, but he was 22, an unmarried Tailor.

	<div id="1861TrorySt"></div>		<div id="1861TrorySt"></div>

Hfrancis: /* 1861 - Trory St, Norwich */

2022-02-20T13:29:13Z

1861 - Trory St, Norwich

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	== 1861 - Trory St, Norwich ==		== 1861 - Trory St, Lakenham, Norwich ==

	The address of the house two entries before in the census was given as 35 Trory Street, and all the houses below were labelled as ditto, but I think this just referred to the street, not the number.		The address of the house two entries before in the census was given as 35 Trory Street, and all the houses below were labelled as ditto, but I think this just referred to the street, not the number.

Hfrancis at 13:25, 20 February 2022

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	Ok, so on to Wroxham in 1841, where William's family has moved to (note that these two entries are adjacent in the Census):		Ok, so on to Wroxham in 1841, where William's family has moved to (note that these two entries are adjacent in the Census):

	~~== 1841 - Wroxham ==~~

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Hfrancis at 13:07, 19 February 2022

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Hfrancis: /* 1921 - Hatton Hall, Wellingborough, Northampton */

2022-01-06T18:27:21Z

1921 - Hatton Hall, Wellingborough, Northampton

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	== 1921 - Hatton Hall, Wellingborough, Northampton ==		== 1921 - Hatton Hall, Wellingborough, Northampton ==

	On the night of the 19th June 1921, [[Geoff Carrington]] was an inmate at Hatton's Hall, Wellingborough, Northampton.		On the night of the 19th June 1921, [[Geoff Carrington]] was an inmate at [http://www.childrenshomes.org.uk/WellingboroughWS/ Hatton's Hall], Wellingborough, Northampton.

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Hfrancis: /* 1921 - Hatton Hall, Wellingborough, Northampton */

2022-01-06T18:23:45Z

1921 - Hatton Hall, Wellingborough, Northampton

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	\|-		\|-
	\| width="25%" height="18" \| [[Geoffrey James Carrington]]		\| width="25%" height="18" \| [[Geoff Carrington\|Geoffrey James Carrington]]
	\| width="14%" height="18" \| Inmate of home		\| width="14%" height="18" \| Inmate of home
	\| width="10%" height="18" \| both dead		\| width="10%" height="18" \| both dead

Hfrancis at 18:23, 6 January 2022

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	* 1901 was the night of 31 March 1901.		* 1901 was the night of 31 March 1901.
	* 1911 was the night of 2 April 1911.		* 1911 was the night of 2 April 1911.
			* 1921 was the night of 19 June 1921.

			<div id="1921HattonHall"></div>

			== 1921 - Hatton Hall, Wellingborough, Northampton ==

			On the night of the 19th June 1921, [[Geoff Carrington]] was an inmate at Hatton's Hall, Wellingborough, Northampton.

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			\| width="100%" colspan="6" bgcolor="#336633" height="18" \| <font color="#FFFFFF">1921 - Hatton Hall, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, England</font>
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			\| width="25%" bgcolor="#669966" height="18" \| Name
			\| width="14%" bgcolor="#669966" height="18" \| Relation
			\| width="10%" bgcolor="#669966" height="18" \| Orphanhood
			\| width="6%" bgcolor="#669966" height="18" \| Age
			\| width="21%" bgcolor="#669966" height="18" \| Profession
			\| width="24%" bgcolor="#669966" height="18" \| Birth Place
			\|-
			\| width="25%" height="18" \| [[Geoffrey James Carrington]]
			\| width="14%" height="18" \| Inmate of home
			\| width="10%" height="18" \| both dead
			\| width="6%" height="18" \| 10y 7m
			\| width="21%" height="18" \| Whole time (education)
			\| width="24%" height="18" \| Brook, Norfolk
			\|}

Hfrancis: /* 1841 - Wroxham, Norfolk */

2017-07-02T09:15:04Z

1841 - Wroxham, Norfolk

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	== 1841 - Wroxham, Norfolk ==		== 1841 - Wroxham, Norfolk ==

	Now we're doing so well, lets try 1841 (~~from a possibly incomplete transcript -~~ note the 1841 census ages for adults are rounded to 5 years.):		Now we're doing so well, lets try 1841 (note the 1841 census ages for adults are rounded to 5 years.):

			Here we have a household at Wroxham field with Mary Carrrington as the head. And next in the census is William Carrington alone at Wroxham Hall. It looks like he was away for the census. but they slipped him in close to his family.

	{\| border="1" width="100%" height="119"		{\| border="1" width="100%" height="119"
	\| width="100%" colspan="6" bgcolor="#336633" height="18" \| <font color="#FFFFFF">1841 - Wroxham, Norfolk ~~(PRO HO/???/???? Folio: 783 Page: 12~~) </font>		\| width="100%" colspan="6" bgcolor="#336633" height="18" \| <font color="#FFFFFF">1841 - Wroxham, Norfolk ) </font>
	\|-		\|-
	\| width="25%" bgcolor="#669966" height="18" \| Name		\| width="25%" bgcolor="#669966" height="18" \| Name
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	\| width="21%" bgcolor="#669966" height="18" \| Profession		\| width="21%" bgcolor="#669966" height="18" \| Profession
	\| width="24%" bgcolor="#669966" height="18" \| Birth Place		\| width="24%" bgcolor="#669966" height="18" \| Birth Place
	\|-
	~~\| width="25%" height="18" \| [[William Carrington]]~~
	~~\| width="14%" height="18" \| -~~
	~~\| width="10%" height="18" \| -~~
	~~\| width="6%" height="18" \| 35~~
	~~\| width="21%" height="18" \| Gardener J (Wroxham Hall)~~
	~~\| width="24%" height="18" \| Norfolk~~
	\|-		\|-
	\| width="25%" height="17" \| Mary Carrington		\| width="25%" height="17" \| Mary Carrington
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	\| width="21%" height="18" \| -		\| width="21%" height="18" \| -
	\| width="24%" height="18" \| Norfolk		\| width="24%" height="18" \| Norfolk
			\|-
			\| width="25%" height="18" \| [[William Carrington]]
			\| width="14%" height="18" \| -
			\| width="10%" height="18" \| -
			\| width="6%" height="18" \| 35
			\| width="21%" height="18" \| Gardener J (Wroxham Hall)
			\| width="24%" height="18" \| Norfolk
	\|}		\|}

	Bizarrely amoungst the children we have two Elizabeths, and a Mary and a Maria. Can this be the same family? The only possible match in the		Bizarrely amoungst the children we have two Elizabeths, and a Mary and a Maria. Can this be the same family? The only possible match in the
	children is the second Elizabeth (give or take a year). Where did all the other children go (especially Mary the youngster). Also why is their son William (who should be 1 or 2 at this time) not listed? ~~I shall have to refer to the original census to check.~~		children is the second Elizabeth (give or take a year). Where did all the other children go (especially Mary the youngster). Also why is their son William (who should be 1 or 2 at this time) not listed?

	Also in 1841 we have an Ellen Carrington listed in Holkham (I've only an incomplete transcription of this one):		Also in 1841 we have an Ellen Carrington listed in Holkham (I've only an incomplete transcription of this one):

Hfrancis at 20:30, 5 January 2016

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	== 1911 - Kensington Place ==		== 1911 - Kensington Place ==

	~~Here is~~ [[Phoebe Smith\|Phoebe Carrington]] (nee Smith) is living at 15 Kensington Place or Row (it was listed as both), Queens Road, Lakenham. We know it is Phoebe, despite it only saying Mrs Carrington, as she has signed the census declaration as Mrs P. Carrington, and her daughter Gertrude is still living with her.		On the night of 2 April 1911, [[Phoebe Smith\|Phoebe Carrington]] (nee Smith) is living at 15 Kensington Place or Row (it was listed as both), Queens Road, Lakenham. We know it is Phoebe, despite it only saying Mrs Carrington, as she has signed the census declaration as Mrs P. Carrington, and her daughter Gertrude is still living with her.

	The house has 4 rooms (including any kitchen, but not any bathrooms).		The house has 4 rooms (including any kitchen, but not any bathrooms).

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	\|-		\|-
	\| width="25%" height="18" \| [[Geoffrey James Carrington]]		\| width="25%" height="18" \| [[Geoff Carrington\|Geoffrey James Carrington]]
	\| width="14%" height="18" \| Inmate of home		\| width="14%" height="18" \| Inmate of home
	\| width="10%" height="18" \| both dead		\| width="10%" height="18" \| both dead

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	== 1841 - Wroxham, Norfolk ==		== 1841 - Wroxham, Norfolk ==

	Now we're doing so well, lets try 1841 (~~from a possibly incomplete transcript -~~ note the 1841 census ages for adults are rounded to 5 years.):		Now we're doing so well, lets try 1841 (note the 1841 census ages for adults are rounded to 5 years.):

			Here we have a household at Wroxham field with Mary Carrrington as the head. And next in the census is William Carrington alone at Wroxham Hall. It looks like he was away for the census. but they slipped him in close to his family.

	{\| border="1" width="100%" height="119"		{\| border="1" width="100%" height="119"
	\| width="100%" colspan="6" bgcolor="#336633" height="18" \| <font color="#FFFFFF">1841 - Wroxham, Norfolk ~~(PRO HO/???/???? Folio: 783 Page: 12~~) </font>		\| width="100%" colspan="6" bgcolor="#336633" height="18" \| <font color="#FFFFFF">1841 - Wroxham, Norfolk ) </font>
	\|-		\|-
	\| width="25%" bgcolor="#669966" height="18" \| Name		\| width="25%" bgcolor="#669966" height="18" \| Name
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	\| width="21%" bgcolor="#669966" height="18" \| Profession		\| width="21%" bgcolor="#669966" height="18" \| Profession
	\| width="24%" bgcolor="#669966" height="18" \| Birth Place		\| width="24%" bgcolor="#669966" height="18" \| Birth Place
	\|-
	~~\| width="25%" height="18" \| [[William Carrington]]~~
	~~\| width="14%" height="18" \| -~~
	~~\| width="10%" height="18" \| -~~
	~~\| width="6%" height="18" \| 35~~
	~~\| width="21%" height="18" \| Gardener J (Wroxham Hall)~~
	~~\| width="24%" height="18" \| Norfolk~~
	\|-		\|-
	\| width="25%" height="17" \| Mary Carrington		\| width="25%" height="17" \| Mary Carrington
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	\| width="21%" height="18" \| -		\| width="21%" height="18" \| -
	\| width="24%" height="18" \| Norfolk		\| width="24%" height="18" \| Norfolk
			\|-
			\| width="25%" height="18" \| [[William Carrington]]
			\| width="14%" height="18" \| -
			\| width="10%" height="18" \| -
			\| width="6%" height="18" \| 35
			\| width="21%" height="18" \| Gardener J (Wroxham Hall)
			\| width="24%" height="18" \| Norfolk
	\|}		\|}

	Bizarrely amoungst the children we have two Elizabeths, and a Mary and a Maria. Can this be the same family? The only possible match in the		Bizarrely amoungst the children we have two Elizabeths, and a Mary and a Maria. Can this be the same family? The only possible match in the
	children is the second Elizabeth (give or take a year). Where did all the other children go (especially Mary the youngster). Also why is their son William (who should be 1 or 2 at this time) not listed? ~~I shall have to refer to the original census to check.~~		children is the second Elizabeth (give or take a year). Where did all the other children go (especially Mary the youngster). Also why is their son William (who should be 1 or 2 at this time) not listed?

	Also in 1841 we have an Ellen Carrington listed in Holkham (I've only an incomplete transcription of this one):		Also in 1841 we have an Ellen Carrington listed in Holkham (I've only an incomplete transcription of this one):