Henley/Trice in Brighton

[Helen Ridge]

I am looking for families with the name Henley and Trice living in and around Brighton throughout the 1800s - is anyone else looking at this?

Thanks,
Helen

[Chris in 1066Land]

Hi Helen

According to the 1871 census, there is only 1 Trice family in Brighton as shown below:-

RG10/ Folio 1086/ Folio 9/ Page 11 - 41 Windsor Street, Brighton

Amelia Trice 1840 Hamburg, Germany Wife Brighton Sussex
Arthur H Trice 1867 Brighton, Sussex, England Son Brighton Sussex
Arthur Henry Trice 1842 Brighton, Sussex, England Head Brighton Sussex - Mattress Maker.
Frederic Trice 1842 Brighton, Sussex, England Brother Brighton Sussex - Clerk to the Town Clerk of Brighton.
Fredk Arthur Trice 1863 Pimlico, London, England Son Brighton Sussex
George Trice 1871 Brighton, Sussex, England Son Brighton Sussex

Hope that helps

[silicondale]

Hello, Helen -

I have nobody called Trice, but plenty of Henleys in Brighton from the 1830s onwards: father and son William Henley, upholsterer, born Woburn 1781 and John Henley tailor, born Woburn 1809, moved to Brighton late 1820s-early 1830s. In 1838 John Henley married Esther Vine, daughter of William Vine, miller. A number of children and grandchildren in Brighton during the 19th century, and there are still descendants in Brighton today. My grandfather Albert Henry Henley (a tailor, like his father George and grandfather John) was born in Brighton in 1882 but moved to London. However, I know there were other Henley families in brighton, and the absence of any Trice connections suggests to me that this is a different family.

all the best
Stephen henley