Hi John Given that a brother to Henry is one Abraham who looks to be the one below registered in Leighton Buzzard Births Jun 1849 Munday Abraham Leighton Buzd. 6 82 This is possibly the birth registration of the Henry you seek? Births Dec 1851 MUNDAY Henry Leighton B 6 79 This is another but less likely Births Sep 1853 Munday Henry John Leighton Buzzard 3b 332 You may find this useful re Ivinghoe and places around it http://met.open.ac.uk/GENUKI/big/eng/BKM/Ivinghoe/Index.html The parents James and Elizabeth are still living in 1891 Henry MUNDY (sic) is in Rugby Warks in 1871 as a lodger , occupation Porter, perhaps a Railway Porter given the occupation of the head of household as Pointsman, birthplace of Henry given as Chedington Bucks In 1881 Henry is indexed as MUMDAY living in Burton upon Trent Staffs with wife Harriet, birthplace again Chedington Bucks Best wishes Nivard Ovington, in Cornwall (UK) > I am trying to trace a person called HENRY MUNDAY. ( I believe this name > occures a lot in this county?) > > He is shown on the 1901 census aged 49 as being born in > CHEDDINGTON/CHILLINGTON BUCKS! > > He is not to be found on the 1871 or the 1881 census! However on the 1861 > a HENRY MUNDAY aged 9 (This fits with the 1901 age!) he is shown as being > born in IVINGHOE! > > I wonder if SKS has the means to check out an ACTUAL birthplace for a > HENRY MUNDAY of this age. > > I believe his father was JAMES MUNDAY not sure about the mother! > ELIZABETH or perhaps MARGARET (PEGGY) > > Many thanks in advance > > John Richardson

Nivard, very many thanks for that, brilliant. you must have a comprehensive 1871 because I could not find him. Harriet was from Rugby so it all fits. I shall have to order up his birth cert to verify his parents, then perhaps I can get a little further back. I did not think of entering Mumday I must admit, although I thought that these census dealt with variants? Any secrets please pass on! Your help MUCH appreciated kind regards john ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nivard Ovington" <ovington1@sky.com> To: <eng-buckinghamshire@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 29, 2007 11:47 AM Subject: Re: [ENG-Buck] Munday/Monday > Hi John > > Given that a brother to Henry is one Abraham who looks to be the one below > registered in Leighton Buzzard > > Births Jun 1849 > Munday Abraham Leighton Buzd. 6 82 > > This is possibly the birth registration of the Henry you seek? > > Births Dec 1851 > MUNDAY Henry Leighton B 6 79 > > This is another but less likely > > Births Sep 1853 > Munday Henry John Leighton Buzzard 3b 332 > > You may find this useful re Ivinghoe and places around it > > http://met.open.ac.uk/GENUKI/big/eng/BKM/Ivinghoe/Index.html > > The parents James and Elizabeth are still living in 1891 > > Henry MUNDY (sic) is in Rugby Warks in 1871 as a lodger , occupation > Porter, > perhaps a Railway Porter given the occupation of the head of household as > Pointsman, birthplace of Henry given as Chedington Bucks > > In 1881 Henry is indexed as MUMDAY living in Burton upon Trent Staffs with > wife Harriet, birthplace again Chedington Bucks > > Best wishes Nivard Ovington, in Cornwall (UK) > > >> I am trying to trace a person called HENRY MUNDAY. ( I believe this name >> occures a lot in this county?) >> >> He is shown on the 1901 census aged 49 as being born in >> CHEDDINGTON/CHILLINGTON BUCKS! >> >> He is not to be found on the 1871 or the 1881 census! However on the 1861 >> a HENRY MUNDAY aged 9 (This fits with the 1901 age!) he is shown as being >> born in IVINGHOE! >> >> I wonder if SKS has the means to check out an ACTUAL birthplace for a >> HENRY MUNDAY of this age. >> >> I believe his father was JAMES MUNDAY not sure about the mother! >> ELIZABETH or perhaps MARGARET (PEGGY) >> >> Many thanks in advance >> >> John Richardson > > _____________________________________________ > > Any problems, please contact the List Admin: > ENG-BUCKINGHAMSHIRE-admin@rootsweb.com > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > ENG-BUCKINGHAMSHIRE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' > without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >