I've once again hit a brick wall with the 1861 census. In the process of looking for the Bradbrook family I've used alot more than 30 credits of SP without success- more than I dare count. I've tried all combinations that I can think of and have stopped for now as I am just throwing credits away.
I know where the family should be but unfortunately SP doesn't work that way. They should be residing at Main Street, New Haven, North Leith, Midlothian. This census will hopefully answer alot of questions if I am able to locate the famly.
In 1851 the household looked like this:
12 Main Street, Newhaven, North Leith 1851
- Richard Bradbrook (Head)- 61yo Grocer born in Martlesham, Suffolk, England.
- Janet Bradbrook (Wife)- 66yo born in North Berwick.
- Richard Bradbrook (Son)- 24yo Grocer born in Glasgow.
36 Main Street, Newhaven, North Leith 1871
- Richard Bradbrook (Head)- 80yo Grocer and spirit dealer born in Suffolk, England.
- Jane Black (Servant)- 45yo Housekeeper born in Kirkliston.
To add to the mix in 1857 Janet Swess Bradbrook was born and she was illigitimate. The mother was Hannah Halfyard (the Bradbrooks had an Elizabeth Halfyard living with them in 1841) and the father was Richard Bradbrook, grocer. Which Richard this was I am not sure. I'm hoping that by finding the 1861 census entry that may shed some light there too.
Any help or pointers would be appreciated.
thanks
Rab