Help finding Albon Stanbridge please in 1871, 1891 and 1901?

[Margaret in Burton]

Unusual name, probably horrific mistranscriptions.
I have seen Alban and Albern, also Stambridge.

Albon Stanbridge born 1843 in Little Compton, Gloucestershire, parents William and Eliza

1851 with his parents

http://search.ancestry.co.uk/Browse/...tanbridge&cr=1

1861 Albon is staying with his aunt in Chipping Norton

http://search.ancestry.co.uk/iexec/?...=&pid=16332800

1881 Albon is a boarder here in Little Compton

http://search.ancestry.co.uk/iexec/?...=&pid=22212852

I cannot find him in 1871, 1891 and 1901

His death was in 1910 in Cheltenham Jun qtr 6a 223

[Merry]

This is what happens when men don't get married lol!

Erm, isn't Little Compton in Warwickshire? (near the boarder? or does it swap from side to side?!)

[Margaret in Burton]

It swaps Merry. I have found it listed as both on the same census.

[Merry]

Was his father William?

Jackson's Oxford Journal (Oxford, England), Saturday, January 26, 1861; Issue 5622

Thomas Bamford was charged with having assaulted Mr Stanbridge, innkeeper of the Red Lion Inn, Little Compton; the defendant pleaded guilty and was fined 10s inc costs.

Jackson's Oxford Journal (Oxford, England), Saturday, July 16, 1859; Issue 5542

William was President of the Little Compton Friendly Association in 1859

Jackson's Oxford Journal (Oxford, England), Saturday, May 7, 1864; Issue 5793

Reuben Stanbridge of Little Compton was charged by Police constable Quarterman with leaving his horse and cart on the highway at Enstone; fined 10s inc costs; paid.

None of which finds Albon at all!! lol

[samesizedfeet]

I can find both a William and a John Stanbridge who could be siblings as born a few years before in Little Compton.

Unless Albon got fed up with having to spell his name to the enumerator:

"A-L-B-A , no no no no. A-L-B-O-R, no no nono. Oh darn it, just put John"

[Margaret in Burton]

Originally Posted by Merry

Was his father William?

Jackson's Oxford Journal (Oxford, England), Saturday, January 26, 1861; Issue 5622

Thomas Bamford was charged with having assaulted Mr Stanbridge, innkeeper of the Red Lion Inn, Little Compton; the defendant pleaded guilty and was fined 10s inc costs.

Jackson's Oxford Journal (Oxford, England), Saturday, July 16, 1859; Issue 5542

William was President of the Little Compton Friendly Association in 1859

Jackson's Oxford Journal (Oxford, England), Saturday, May 7, 1864; Issue 5793

Reuben Stanbridge of Little Compton was charged by Police constable Quarterman with leaving his horse and cart on the highway at Enstone; fined 10s inc costs; paid.

None of which finds Albon at all!! lol

Yes, that's his father, interesting though.

[Margaret in Burton]

Originally Posted by samesizedfeet

I can find both a William and a John Stanbridge who could be siblings as born a few years before in Little Compton.

Unless Albon got fed up with having to spell his name to the enumerator:

"A-L-B-A , no no no no. A-L-B-O-R, no no nono. Oh darn it, just put John"

Yes, Albon had siblings John, Thomas, William, Ellen, Reuben and Alfred Peter

[samesizedfeet]

Have you cinsidered Reuben STanbridge in 1871 as a possible enumerator error?

http://search.ancestry.co.uk/cgi-bin...49127&recoff=2

[Margaret in Burton]

I've tried searching using FMP in case their transcriptions were better but no luck.

[samesizedfeet]

Just seen your post so ignore me above