Hi Listers, A family with the surname LEWTON was living at Kingswood Hill at the time of the 1851 Oldland census. Piece 1944 Folio 0314 Schedule 062 George LEWTON, head, 59, clock maker, born Bitton Susannah LEWTON, wife, 53, born Bitton Fanny LEWTON, daughter, 21, sempstress, born Bitton Samuel LEWTON, son, 18, clock maker, born Bitton Can anyone find this family in the 1841 census, please? They could be in the 1841 census under the surname LEWTON or BRAIN and I would think that they would be living in the same place, Kingswood Hill. I would be grateful, too, for the 1841 census reference. Josephine --

Hello Josephine, 1841 census Kingswood Hill George LEWTON 45 Clockmaker Susanna LEWTON 50 Mary LEWTON 20 Dyer Richard LEWTON 15 Clockmaker George LEWTON 15 Ann LEWTON 14 Catharine LEWTON 13 Fanny LEWTON 11 Samuel LEWTON 10 Piece: 361 Book: 16 Folio: 7 Page Number: 10 Best wishes Perry -----Original Message----- From: Josephine Jeremiah Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2012 7:47 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [B&S] LEWTON or BRAIN family, Kingswood Hill, GLS, 1841 census look up, please Hi Listers, A family with the surname LEWTON was living at Kingswood Hill at the time of the 1851 Oldland census. Piece 1944 Folio 0314 Schedule 062 George LEWTON, head, 59, clock maker, born Bitton Susannah LEWTON, wife, 53, born Bitton Fanny LEWTON, daughter, 21, sempstress, born Bitton Samuel LEWTON, son, 18, clock maker, born Bitton Can anyone find this family in the 1841 census, please? They could be in the 1841 census under the surname LEWTON or BRAIN and I would think that they would be living in the same place, Kingswood Hill. I would be grateful, too, for the 1841 census reference. Josephine -- ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

On Tue, 24 Jul 2012 08:06:36 +0100, Perry Vincent <[email protected]> wrote: > 1841 census > Kingswood Hill > > George LEWTON 45 Clockmaker > Susanna LEWTON 50 > Mary LEWTON 20 Dyer > Richard LEWTON 15 Clockmaker > George LEWTON 15 > Ann LEWTON 14 > Catharine LEWTON 13 > Fanny LEWTON 11 > Samuel LEWTON 10 > > Piece: 361 > Book: 16 > Folio: 7 > Page Number: 10 Hi Perry, Thank you very much for such a prompt response! George LEWTON, the clockmaker, was using the surname BRAIN when he married in 1818 and when he married for a second time in 1831. In the 1820s, some of his children were given the middle name Lewton at their baptisms. At the 1832 baptism of the youngest son, Samuel, at Holy Trinity, Kingswood, the surname BRAIN was still being used. But for some reason by the 1841 census, both George and his younger brother, Samuel, who was living in Glamorgan, by then, were using the surname LEWTON. A very interesting family. You have added another piece to the puzzle by supplying the 1841 census details. Josephine --