Sarah Stansell MOXEY

[DaveHam9]

Name: Sarah Stansell Moxey
Event Type: Census
Event Date: 1871
Gender: Female
Age: 7
Relationship to Head of Household: Granddaughter
Birthplace: Easingwold, Yorkshire
Schedule Type: Institution
Registration District: Newton Abbot
Sub-District: Newton Abbot
Parish: Wolborough
County: Devonshire


I'd like a look up for that one please for address and census ref and whatever else is missing. Not 100 names if that is a hospital or school.

1881
RG11 Piece 2166 Folio 87 Page 1
Civil Parish: Wolborough
County: Devonshire
Registration District: Newton Abbot
Address: Newton Abbot Union Workhouse
Sarah Stansell Moxey Granddaughter F Single 17 Easingwold, Yorkshire


Thanks,

Dave

 

[horse]

1871 - Devon

Georgiana Clara Maxey 58 Master [b. Exeter. Matron of Union workhouse]
Frances Maxey 34 D-i-L [b. London. School mistress]
Elizabeth Mansell Maxey 9 dau [b. Easingwold] [Mother = Georgiana Clara Maxey]
Sarah Mansell Maxey 7 g'dau [do]
[The image has John Maxey 56 b. Devon as Master]

ED: Newton Abbot Union Workhouse

Add: East Street, Newton Abbot

Ref: Piece: 2084; Folio: 116; Page: 1

Geoff

Edit:

1881 Listed with John Moxey 66 wid b. Thorverton, Devon. Sarah is unm. Same place.

 

[DaveHam9]

Thanks Geoff.

I'm busy in the garden between showers.

1911
Civil Parish: Cardiff
County: Glamorganshire
Registration District: Cardiff
Sub-RD: Central Cardiff
Address: 21 Pearcefield Place, Cardiff
JAMES, Sarah Stansell Head Widow F 47 Maternity Nurse Yorkshire Easingwold
MOXEY, Frances Mother Widow F 74 Private Means London City
MOXEY, Mary Elizabeth Sister Single F 49 Private Means Yorkshire Easingwold
JAMES, Donald Cargill Son Single M 17 Clerk Glamorgan Cardiff
JAMES, Austin Challice Son M 15 Scholar Glamorgan Cardiff
JAMES, Franics Stansell Son M 12 Scholar Glamorgan Cardiff


I'd like the census ref please.

Dave

 

[horse]

I'd like the census ref please.

Dave

1911 Cardiff

Ref: ED: 20; RG14; Piece: 32119; Schedule Number: 259

Geoff

 

[DaveHam9]

Thanks Geoff.

I went to the library today to look up a few marriages and a few burials and had no luck trying to save the files to my thumb drive. They updated the OS from XP to Win 7 last week and that forced an update to the scanning software. Looks as though I was the first user since the update to try and save an image. The usual drop-down menu with file types was missing as was the list of paths to save to.

Dave

 

[horse]

Yeah, support from Microsoft for 'XP' ended in July this year, so they probably had no choice other than to upgrade


Geoff