There are 13 families who were living in the hamlets of Perry’s Lake, Gadd’s Green and Turner’s Hill area for all five censuses which I have so far transcribed. All are familiar Rowley names:
Cole, Cutler, Darby, Foster, Hill, Hipkiss, Levett, Parkes, Redfern, Simpson, Taylor, Whitehall/Whittall and Woodhouse.
A further 9 families had moved in between 1841 and 1851 and were in all four of the 1851-1881 Censuses:
Barnsley, Detheridge, Edwards, Hadley, Harcourt, Ingram, Jones, Knight, Ocroft, Payne and Timmings/Timmins.
Four families were in the 1841-1871 Censuses but had moved on by 1881 – Badley, Downing, Round and Siviter.
When time permits, I will check where these families had moved to.
Certainly there will have been marriages between these families and they were most likely closely interrelated over those years.
This information will be updated as more censuses are transcribed.
Fabulous information. So interesting.
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