Hello Sean No Cornelius Sullivan in Pembroke Town.Dock or surrounding district in 1841 - but there are 4 in Glamorgan in 1841. Can you give me more information so that I can identify the most likely? Age, occupation, wife, children - any or all of these or anything elde would help. Cheers Pat In message <[email protected]>, Sean Farrell <[email protected]> writes >Hi There, >Having spent a fruitless day at the Family Record Centre in London searching for >two separate SULLIVAN families in the 1851,1861 and 1871 census' (censusi) (with >limited results in the 1871) I was hoping SKS could look up in the 1851 and/or >1861 and could save me from the experience again. Both families are headed by >Cornelius SULLIVAN, both are from Ireland and are probably listed as labourers. >One lot is in either Pembroke Dock or St. Mary's, the other is in St. Michaels, >Pembroke; this Cornelius is married to Julia. >I did find a James SULLIVAN in a poor house in Pembroke in 1851 but I don't >think he's one of mine. >Many thanks >Sean Farrell > -- Pat Powell