With thanks tohelp from Jeremy , I have now been able to establish that William Sanderson who I was looking for in 1851 with his wife Elizabeth had in fact died aged 39 in 1829, and it looks as if his wife Elizabeth remarried a William Brownhill, William and Elizabeth Brownhill appear in the census of 1841 , they ahd a 7 year old daughter Selina and younger daughter sarah, I wonder if anyone could find Elizabeth Brownhill in1851 with William , she may be listed as 45 to 50 , I would like to find out where she was born if she was still around. Thanks, Liz

Hello Liz, Glad to hear that you've sorted out your search for William SANDERSON. I have had a look on the 1851 Census for Bradfield but I cannot find a William & Elizabeth BROWNHILL present, there are two BROWNHILL's that appear though, Ann BROWNHILL (aged: 28) a Farmer's Wife and her son George BROWNHILL (aged: 1). They are both listed as 'visitors' at the home of William & Ann KAY at Midhope. Someone else on the list may have access to the 1851 Census for Sheffield so hopefully you might be lucky finding them on there. Best Wishes Jeremy Crawshaw (Temp. List Admin) Crookes SHEFFIELD ---------------------------------------------------- Outgoing Mail protected by: NORTON Internet Security 2004 Updated: 17th June 2005 ---------------------------------------------------- ----- Original Message ----- From: "Liz McAsey" <eamcasey@ntlworld.com> To: <ENG-SHEFFIELD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, June 18, 2005 4:43 PM Subject: [SHEFF] William and Elizabeth Sanderson > With thanks tohelp from Jeremy , I have now been able to establish that > William Sanderson who I was looking for in 1851 with his wife Elizabeth > had > in fact died aged 39 in 1829, and it looks as if his wife Elizabeth > remarried a William Brownhill, William and Elizabeth Brownhill appear in > the > census of 1841 , they ahd a 7 year old daughter Selina and younger > daughter > sarah, > I wonder if anyone could find Elizabeth Brownhill in1851 with William , > she > may be listed as 45 to 50 , I would like to find out where she was born if > she was still around. > Thanks, > Liz