Family History, Beneworth Chart 0401 Samuel Beneworth and Sarah Ainger

1851 Census - Ramsey, Essex. 1861 Census - Brite? Vitner? Farm, Ramsey, Essex 1871 Census - Ramsey Road, Great Oakley, Essex 1881 Census - Blanes Farm, Great Oakley, Essex 1891 Census - Blanes, Ramsey Road, Great Oakley, Essex 1901 Census - Blane Cottage, Ramsey Road, Great Oakley, Essex. So Samuel was at home by himself while all the family were at his eldest daughters house. 1871 Census - Ramsey Road, Great Oakley, Essex 1881 Census - Blanes Farm, Great Oakley, Essex 1891 Census - Blanes, Ramsey Road, Great Oakley, Essex 1901 Census - 154 Leyes Road, Canning Town, West Ham, Essex. This gives us quite a family. The head is a Henry DODD, a Mariner at Sea, aged 42 born Wickham, Suffolk, the there is Harriet DODD his wife 37 born Great Oakley, Essex. The Harriet Beneworth on the Chart above, next on the list is Charles BENEWORTH, brother-in-law aged 29 a Ships Joiner, Carpenter, born Great Oakley, Essex, next is John BENEWORTH, aged 25 a Wheelwright, born Great Oakley, Essex, next is Sarah BENEWORTH, Married, aged 57 Mother-in-Law, born Great Oakley, Essex and then Sarah BENEWORTH, sister-in-law, aged 32 a School Teacher born Great Oakley, Essex. So the whole family - minus Samuel. Sarah is down as married not widowed so it appears he was still alive. There was also a boarder a George WHITE, aged 29 a Metal Turner, born Walthamstow, Essex 1871 Census - Ramsey Road, Great Oakley, Essex 1881 Census - Chandos House, Fen Road, Ipswich, Suffolk, Harriet is shown as being 20, but I think it is the correct person. 1891 Census - Garland Street, Ramsey, Essex. Harriet and Henry had a son Charles, aged 7 born Ramsey, Essex. 1901 Census - 154 Leyes Road, Canning Town, West Ham, Essex. This gives us quite a family. The head is a Henry DODD, a Mariner at Sea, aged 42 born Wickham, Suffolk, then there is Harriet DODD his wife 37 born Great Oakley, Essex. The Harriet Beneworth on the Chart above, next on the list is Charles BENEWORTH, brother-in-law aged 29 a Ships Joiner, Carpenter, born Great Oakley, Essex, next is John BENEWORTH, aged 25 a Wheelwright, born Great Oakley, Essex, next is Sarah BENEWORTH, Married, aged 57 Mother-in-Law, born Great Oakley, Essex and then Sarah BENEWORTH, sister-in-law, aged 32 a School Teacher born Great Oakley, Essex. So the whole family - minus Samuel. Sarah is down as married not widowed so it appears he was still alive. There was also a boarder a George WHITE, aged 29 a Metal Turner, born Walthamstow, Essex 1911 154 Leyes Rd, Custom House E. With Henry and Harriett was Sarah BENEWORTH aged 42 Sister-in-Law an Assistant Teacher born Great Oakley, Essex. Harriet is down as having had one child who had died by the date of this Census 1871 Census - Ramsey Road, Great Oakley, Essex 1881 Census - Blanes Farm, Great Oakley, Essex 1891 Census - Blanes, Ramsey Road, Great Oakley, Essex 1901 Census - 154 Leyes Road, Canning Town, West Ham, Essex. This gives us quite a family. The head is a Henry DODD, a Mariner at Sea, aged 42 born Wickham, Suffolk, the there is Harriet DODD his wife 37 born Great Oakley, Essex. The Harriet Beneworth on the Chart above, next on the list is Charles BENEWORTH, brother-in-law aged 29 a Ships Joiner, Carpenter, born Great Oakley, Essex, next is John BENEWORTH, aged 25 a Wheelwright, born Great Oakley, Essex, next is Sarah BENEWORTH, Married, aged 57 Mother-in-Law, born Great Oakley, Essex and then Sarah BENEWORTH, sister-in-law, aged 32 a School Teacher born Great Oakley, Essex. So the whole family - minus Samuel. Sarah is down as married not widowed so it appears he was still alive. There was also a boarder a George WHITE, aged 29 a Metal Turner, born Walthamstow, Essex 1911 154 Leyes Rd, Custom House E. With Henry and Harriett was Sarah BENEWORTH aged 42 Sister-in-Law an Assistant Teacher born Great Oakley, Essex 1881 Census - Blanes Farm, Great Oakley, Essex 1891 Census - Blanes, Ramsey Road, Great Oakley, Essex 1901 Census - 154 Leyes Road, Canning Town, West Ham, Essex. This gives us quite a family. The head is a Henry DODD, a Mariner at Sea, aged 42 born Wickham, Suffolk, the there is Harriet DODD his wife 37 born Great Oakley, Essex. The Harriet Beneworth on the Chart above, next on the list is Charles BENEWORTH, brother-in-law aged 29 a Ships Joiner, Carpenter, born Great Oakley, Essex, next is John BENEWORTH, aged 25 a Wheelwright, born Great Oakley, Essex, next is Sarah BENEWORTH, Married, aged 57 Mother-in-Law, born Great Oakley, Essex and then Sarah BENEWORTH, sister-in-law, aged 32 a School Teacher born Great Oakley, Essex. So the whole family - minus Samuel. Sarah is down as married not widowed so it appears he was still alive. There was also a boarder a George WHITE, aged 29 a Metal Turner, born Walthamstow, Essex 1911 190 Leyes Rd, Custom House, London E. With the family was Florence HANSON Sister-in-Law aged 24 born Croydon, Surrey a Telephone Operator. 1881 Census - Blanes Farm, Great Oakley, Essex 1891 Census - 9 Upper Barclay Street, St Margaret, Ipswich. John is down as a nephew and is with a George AINGER, aged 44 a Malster, born Great Oakley, Essex and his wife Eliza AINGER, aged 38, born Shoreditch, London. 1901 Census - 154 Leyes Road, Canning Town, West Ham, Essex. This gives us quite a family. The head is a Henry DODD, a Mariner at Sea, aged 42 born Wickham, Suffolk, the there is Harriet DODD his wife 37 born Great Oakley, Essex. The Harriet Beneworth on the Chart above, next on the list is Charles BENEWORTH, brother-in-law aged 29 a Ships Joiner, Carpenter, born Great Oakley, Essex, next is John BENEWORTH, aged 25 a Wheelwright, born Great Oakley, Essex, next is Sarah BENEWORTH, Married, aged 57 Mother-in-Law, born Great Oakley, Essex and then Sarah BENEWORTH, sister-in-law, aged 32 a School Teacher born Great Oakley, Essex. So the whole family - minus Samuel. Sarah is down as married not widowed so it appears he was still alive. There was also a boarder a George WHITE, aged 29 a Metal Turner, born Walthamstow, Essex 1911 The Stores, Alfred Road, Buckhurst Hill, Essex It would appear that the name of the family changed from BENEWORTH to BENEWITH and this is how it appears in a lot of cases.

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