Joseph & Sarah Pearson

[MABuchkowsky]

I have found them in the 1861 Census - - Township Dukinfield. St. Murk's living @ 78 Bassett
Joseph born about 1796
Sarah about 1804
with 4 children

William Pearson 22 Slanger - Warehouse Man
Jane E. Pearson 18 Lowfield - Linen Winder
Charles Pearson 15 Lowfield - Linen Finisher
Mary Pearson 11 Durham Crook

Think there might of been more children.

As always help most appreciated.

 

[p.risboy]

1851 census. Class: HO107; Piece: 2385; Folio: 633; Page: 17.

William Pearson
Age: 12
abt 1839
Relation: Son
Father - Joseph Pearson
Mother - Sarah Pearson

Born Stanger, Cumberland, England
Civil parish: Shildon
Eccl parish - Shildon
County Durham
Reg dist. - Auckland
Sub-reg dist - Bishop Auckland
ED-19c

Joseph Pearson 50. b.Ullock, Cumbria. Occ. Lab.Engine works.
Sarah Pearson 42. b.Egremont, Cumb.
John Pearson 20. b.Ullock Port. Cumb. Occ. Coal miner.
William Pearson 12
Joseph Pearson 10
Charles Pearson 5
Jane Pearson 8
Mary Pearson 1. b.Crook, Durham.


All other children born Lowfield Cumberland.


Steve.

 

[MABuchkowsky]

Thanks Steve

 

[p.risboy]

Possible 1841 Census. Class: HO107; Piece 155; Book: 15.

Jos Pearson
Age: 40
abt 1801

Where born: Cumberland, England
Civil parish: Brigham
Hundred: Allerdale above Derwent
Cumberland
Reg dist - Cockermouth
Sub-reg - Cockermouth

Jos Pearson 40
Sarah Pearson 35
Frances Pearson 8
John Pearson 10
Spencer Pearson 6
Sarah Pearson 4
William Pearson 2
Joseph Pearson 5 MO
Marcy Pearson 5 MO
Jona Pearson 55. Mariner.
Marcy Room 15. Female lab.



Steve.

 

[MABuchkowsky]

Thanks again Steve, I'm assuming Jona was related somehow to Jos?

 

[p.risboy]

Thanks again Steve, I'm assuming Jona was related somehow to Jos?

Not sure if that is the right family in 1841. Best guess really.:biggrin:

Steve.

 

[MABuchkowsky]

Does it note Joseph's occupation by any chance? Best guesses are all I have to go on at the moment.

 

[DaveHam9]

I think Jona is actually short for Jonathan. I can find lots of Jonathan Pearsons but not one who fits being 55-59 (rounding down) in 1841.