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royston
26-08-2005, 3:53 PM
Looking for Thomas Willett/Willatt, born C.1823 at Holme Lacey.
Mothers name, Mary. Father could have been James.
Found on the 1851 at Abersychan, Mon.
Any help greatly appreciated.

Jean Wilby
29-08-2005, 2:15 PM
Willets Thos M 20 Worcestershire Brettle Town Cradley Halesowen Worcestershire
Willett Thomas M 20 Essex Church Street Great Coggeshall Essex
Willett Thos William M 15 Norfolk High Street Sedgeford Lane Kings Lynn St Margaret Norfolk
Willetts Thomas M 20 Gloucestershire Blakeney Hill Denby Walk Dean Forest Gloucestershire
Willetts Thomas M 15 Out Of County Gloucester Twyning Gloucestershire
Willetts Thomas M 15 Worcestershire Double Row Dudley Dudley Worcestershire
Willetts Thomas M 16 Worcestershire Primrose Dudley Dudley Worcestershire

Jean Wilby
29-08-2005, 2:15 PM
he may not be with his mother at that age

royston
29-08-2005, 2:51 PM
Hi Jean, Thanks for getting the Thomas Willett info.
He has been a thorn in the side for many years. All that I can tell for sure (from census and the IGI) is that he was bapt. at Holme Lacey in 1823 and his Mother is shown as Mary. On his marriage certificate he gives his Father as James.
I think he must have had a good horse or a bike, as he was in Abersychan in 1851-1881 and later moved to Middlesborough.
Thansk again for your effort. As Tesco says "every little helps"
Roy

Wirral
30-08-2005, 8:57 PM
Hi Roy
To expand one of Jean's results:
HO107/360/18 page 1 folio 21, Twyning, Herefordshire
Mary Willetts 45 farmer
Thomas Willetts 15
John Holder 23 MS [male servant]
Hannah Masters 15 FS[female servant]

All born outside the county. Ages 15+ are supposed to be rounded down to nearest 5 years, but this enumerator seems to have not done this for everyone. Marks by the enumerator indicate that although all 4 are in the same household, Mary & Thomas belong to the same family unit.

royston
31-08-2005, 2:18 PM
Hi Wirrall.
Thanks for your reply.
I think that this might well be the correct "family".
For some 20 years they have proved to be my most elusive lot. Even down to my Grandmother and her parents who consistently appear to have evaded census, even when I know that they were in a specific area at the time of each.
Thansk again, Roy