G'day Listers, I would like to know if this place or address still exists on the 1881 census. The address or place is Burnett Field and have included the 1841 and 1851 census which denotes this address. I am hoping find maybe one of his descendants living there... 1841 Census Bowling District. Address : Lower Burnet Field. THOMAS Mitchell 50 Head Widow Occup. Worsted M. b. 1787 ELIZABETH 25 dau ABRAHAM 15 son MARY 12 dau JOSEPH 10 son LYDIA 7 dau 1851 CENSUS Bradford Census - Bowling District. Address : Burnett Field. THOMAS Mitchell 63 head widr Occup Worsted manufacturer b.Bowling. 1787 ABRAM 25 son occup Worsted manager [no birthplace given] MARY 21 dau occup House servant b.Horton JOSEPH 19 son occup Woolsorter b.Horton LYDIA 17 dau occup House servant b.Bowling Thomas Crampton 5 gr.son Scholar b.Horton Lydia Crampton 3 gr.dau b.Horton. Thomas MITCHELL was living there with his family of 10 children... Thomas MITCHELL Children : Ann 1812 Elizabeth 1815 Joshua 1818 John 1821 Sarah 1823 Abraham 1825 Martha 1827 Mary 1829 Joseph 1831 married Phebe Sutcliff - sons married Bottomley sisters Lydia 1834 Here is a little more information that may assist someone to help me.. Thomas had a large family and it was three of his sons, Joshua, Abraham and Joseph, who carried on the business as Mitchell Brothers, one of the largest manufacturers of mohair cloths. The family, who attended Annesley Chapel in Little Horton Lane, all lived in Burnett Fields, but in 1864 Abraham and Joseph built two large houses called The Parks in Rooley Lane. This chapel didn't perform baptisms or marriages as they used Bradford P.C. Kind regards Lori Mitchell