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NNicola C replied to the thread 1841 census.Thanks so much
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NJust to mention.that Findmy past shows above entry as John & Mary PENHAM rather than Benham in case you use that site for your searches.
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NThey appear to be too old to be the people the OP is looking for. They're on the 1851 census, aged 36 & 38, with 4 young children.
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NNicola C replied to the thread 1841 census.Thanks so much
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NOn Ancestry Pershore Street is to be found: However I can't see the surname Benham but the writing is not easy to read. Perhaps they...
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NNicola C replied to the thread 1841 census.Hi Maz. Yes I was so excited when I first found this one, turns out it's John's parents :) thanks so much though.
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NHi Nicola, If you have access to ancestry, there is a John & Mary Benham at Lombard St. On the 1841 census which I think is very close...
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NNicola C replied to the thread 1841 census.Hi Ben, I am looking for John and Mary Benham and their son Thomas. They were living on Pershore Street at the time and the father John...
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NHi everyone. I am trying to find the enumeration district that covered Pershore Street in Birmingham in the 1841 census, could anyone...
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