Hi, Harriet Loveday is 14 and a FS working for an Ind lady Mary Collngs, 65, in Quidenham in the 1841 census which makes her date of birth 1827 , a few doors away in Quidenham is a family which have been indexed as Lardy , and in fact it could be Lovdy , William , 50, ag lab, Mary , 45, Wm , 20 , ag lab, John , 12, ag lab, Miriam, 12, James, 5 and Elizth, 3 . I was going to say to check that Harriet is the dau of Wm and Mary by getting her marriage cert to Robert Woods but I cannot find that on freebmd . However Robert Woods , aged 8 and said to be born in Quidenham, is possibly the birth in Dec 1/4 of 1842 , in the Guiltcross district vol 13 p 153. If Harriet and Robert were married then presumably it was not in 1843 as you quote unless this Robert b 1842 came first . If Harriet is correctly 14 in the 1841 then she had Robert at 15 . Using Guiltcross as the reg district , as it applies to Kenninghall as well , there is a marriage of a Harriet Loveday to Henry Pinner, in the Dec 1/4 1840 , a Rebecca in March 1/4 1841 , and a Sarah and Hannah in 1847. life is hard . soften it with a cat \\\=^..^=/// ----- Original Message ----- From: "Eileen Roby" <eiloon@spin.net.au> To: <NORFOLK@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 03, 2011 11:00 AM Subject: [NFK] Robert and Harriet Woods >I am researching Robert Woods and Harriet Loveday. Robert was a Corn Miller >and Baker. > > He married Harriet Loveday in 1843 and Harriet is the one I most wish to > know about. The census tells me she was born in Quidenham about 1825 but I > would like to know who her parents were and the correct year of her birth. > Harriet gave birth to 12 children over the next 17 years all born at > Kenninghall. > The census also tells me that the family lived at 45 Market Place, > Kenninghall so would the bakery be run from their home or from a shop. I > have no idea what Kenninghall would have looked like in those early days. > I hope some one can help me with this. > Many thanks > Eileen in Australia. > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > NORFOLK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >