Please can I have some help locating (Robert) Benjamin Byfield and his father Samuel Byfield in the 1861 census. Thank you.
The family are found in the 1871 census living in Bow, Poplar, St Stephen, London:
Samuel Byfield - Father Age 45 (who is a tailor)
Sarah Byfield - Mother Age 39
Benjamin Byfield - Son Age 13
Alfred Byfield - Son Age 11
Richard Byfield - Son Age 9
Frederick Byfield - Son Age 4
ED 53, Schedule 66, Piece 578, Folio 71, Page 15
We were trying to find Robert Benjamin Byfield, to try to find out more about his father Samuel Byfield.
When Samuel marries in 1850 he is a cellar man.
When Samuel is found in the 1851 census he is a dock worker.
When Samuel's child is baptised in 1853 he is a wine porter.
We were intrigued to know what his occupation was going to be in the 1861 census!
We find Samuel again in the 1871 census working as a tailor (like his father Robert Byfield).
We were hoping to find Samuel in the 1841 working as a tailor (or similar profession) - but again no luck! The only Samuel Byfields we have found are:
A criminal in the 1840 Criminal Register waiting to be transported in Sussex (but have found other family members now from this family in Sussex and is not our family)
A carpenter in the 1841 census living in the general penitentiary in the civil parish of St John, Westminster, such a change in occupation and would his parents leave him in the workhouse.
Thank you for your help and advice!
The family are found in the 1871 census living in Bow, Poplar, St Stephen, London:
Samuel Byfield - Father Age 45 (who is a tailor)
Sarah Byfield - Mother Age 39
Benjamin Byfield - Son Age 13
Alfred Byfield - Son Age 11
Richard Byfield - Son Age 9
Frederick Byfield - Son Age 4
ED 53, Schedule 66, Piece 578, Folio 71, Page 15
We were trying to find Robert Benjamin Byfield, to try to find out more about his father Samuel Byfield.
When Samuel marries in 1850 he is a cellar man.
When Samuel is found in the 1851 census he is a dock worker.
When Samuel's child is baptised in 1853 he is a wine porter.
We were intrigued to know what his occupation was going to be in the 1861 census!
We find Samuel again in the 1871 census working as a tailor (like his father Robert Byfield).
We were hoping to find Samuel in the 1841 working as a tailor (or similar profession) - but again no luck! The only Samuel Byfields we have found are:
A criminal in the 1840 Criminal Register waiting to be transported in Sussex (but have found other family members now from this family in Sussex and is not our family)
A carpenter in the 1841 census living in the general penitentiary in the civil parish of St John, Westminster, such a change in occupation and would his parents leave him in the workhouse.
Thank you for your help and advice!