COX, Redbourn, Late 19th century
May 2002
The 1881 census CD shows that the following two families were living on Redbourn Common:
John COX |
Head |
48 |
Laborer |
West Bradenham, Norfolk |
Sarah COX |
Wife |
40 |
Hat Sewer |
Redbourn |
John COX |
Son |
20 |
Laborer |
Redbourn |
Susan COX |
Daughter |
17 |
Silk Weaver |
Redbourn |
Mary COX |
Daughter |
14 |
Silk Weaver |
Redbourn |
Leonard COX |
Son |
10 |
Scholar |
Redbourn |
James COX |
Son |
4 |
Scholar |
Redbourn |
William COX |
Son |
7 |
Scholar |
Redbourn |
Eliza CATLIN |
Wife (Head) |
36 |
Hat Sewer |
Southend, [Redbourn] |
Ellen CATLIN |
Daughter |
12 |
Scholar |
Redbourn |
George CATLIN |
Son |
8 |
Scholar |
Redbourn |
Rose CATLIN |
Daughter |
4 |
Scholar |
Redbourn |
Amy CATLIN |
Daughter |
2 |
Scholar |
Redbourn |
However Cox is a comparatively common surname and so you must be very careful not to jump to conclusions - and you would be advised to get at least the William Cox/Rose Catlin marriage certificate to check William's father's name. (You may also find it useful to read several of the pages accessed through How To ... while Right Name, Wrong Body? shows why you must be careful to check at every stage.)
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