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Can anyone decipher the address for James Brock and wife Elizabeth in the 1851 census please. He is shown as head (age 24), born Ayrshire, Scotland, and his wife is 26, they have two children, Charles Edwin and Francis.

I have all the information on this family so please don't go research them, I just can't decipher where they were living in 1851.

Thanks.

Are the children with them in 1851?

I can't see the family at all in 1851. What county are they living in?

Kath. x

Census Year County Place Civil Parish Ecclesiastical Parish Piece Enumeration District Folio Page Schedule House Number House or Street Name
1851 Nottinghamshire (NTT) Southwell Edwinstowe Edwinstowe 2135 5b 105 28 86 Tudsburys Houses
Surname Forenames Relationship Marital Status Sex Age Occupation Birth County Birth Place Disability Notes
BROCK James Head M M 24 Game Keeper AYR -
BROCK Elizabeth Wife M F 26 NTT Bilsthorpe
BROCK Charles E Son - M 4 Scholar NTT Bilsthorpe
BROCK Francis Son - M 11m NTT Edwinstowe

The transcription above looks reasonable, although there seems to be an 's' on the end on the image - with the addition of 'South Forest'

Ancestry don't give any address details in their transcription

Name: James Brock
Age: 24
Estimated birth year: abt 1827
Relation: Head
Spouse's name: Elizabeth Brock
Gender: Male
Where born: Aryshire, Scotland
Civil Parish: Edwinstowe
Phillimore Ecclesiastical Parish Maps:
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Town: Edwinstowe
County/Island: Nottinghamshire
Country: England
Registration district: Southwell
Sub-registration district: Kneesal
ED, institution, or vessel: 5b
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 86
Piece: 2135
Folio: 105
Page Number: 28
Household Members:
Name Age
James Brock 24
Elizabeth Brock 26
Charles Edwin Brock 4
Francis Brock 11 Mo


Googling produces results for Tudsbury Terrace in Sutton in Ashfield, so it appears to have a Nottinghamshire context

Previous long thread:

https://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards/board/ancestors/thread/1374782

I agree re 1851 address.

Image says Tudsburys Houses, South Forest.
Parish of Edwinstowe, Hamlet of Hoylegrove.

The houses were named after a Tudsbury family who lived in Edwinstowe for generations (from a Google search) - for instance:

The Tudsbury family have been woodcarvers in Edwinstowe since 1627. Richard exhibited at the Great Exhibition in London in 1851. Walter carved the lectern at St. Mary’s Church. . . . . . .
https://tinyurl.com/wkobjue

On the census image, Tudsbury's Houses come between Rufford Road and Robin Hood Houses.

Today, there's a Robin Hood Avenue at right angles to Rufford Road, so I suppose Tudsburys Houses would have been around there - though disappeared long ago.

Thanks everyone.