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17-05-18, 18:22
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Henry is missing after 1851
Henry Senier, tea dealer, is with his wife and one of his children in Lancashire in 1851:
https://www.ancestry.co.uk/interacti...&usePUBJs=true In 1861 and 1871 his wife Hannah Senier is with her brother William Marsden and her children, but no Henry. https://www.ancestry.co.uk/interacti...=successSource (she says she's married) https://www.ancestry.co.uk/interacti...&usePUBJs=true (her marital status is blank) In 1881 I think she's the Hannah Senier, widow, running a boarding house: https://www.ancestry.co.uk/interacti...&usePUBJs=true Henry was presumably still alive in March 1862 when his mother made her Will and mentioned him, but I can't find any trace of him after 1851. He was born in London in 1818, though his parents were from Yorkshire and moved back there after about 20 years down south. Some members of the family moved to Lancashire, some stayed in London and others in Yorkshire, a couple of brothers went to America, so he could be almost anywhere. Oh, and they were nonconformists, just to make it more interesting. Can anyone see him anywhere, please? 
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18-05-18, 08:44
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I saw this, below, yesterday, but have been trying to eliminate the person ever since, to no avail!:
East London Observer 27 May 1865 A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, (for occupation), known as Ada Cottage, Brownlow-road, Queen's-road, Dalston. Let to Mr. Henry Senier (he paying all rates and taxes) at a rental of per annum £26; held for am unexpired term of eighty-two from Christmas last, at a ground rent of £5 - £21. I think 'eighty-two' should read 'eighty-two years'.
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18-05-18, 13:28
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I couldn't find Brownlow Road in 1861, but did find these other refs in the papers...
23 August 1862 - Shoreditch Observer - not very helpfully named resident!: Address E. Brown, Ada Cottage, Brownlow-road, Dalston and Morning Advertiser 06 June 1865 - mentions the number.....: Ada Cottage, No. 24, Brownlow-road, Queen’s-road, Dalston
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18-05-18, 15:17
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The 1861 census street index (in TNA's archived content) has Brownlow Road, Queen's Road, Shoreditch, North side numbers 1-34, RG9/246, folios 31-35, and South side numbers 1-36, RG9/246, folios 35-40.
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18-05-18, 15:23
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So this is number 24 on the North side:
https://www.ancestry.co.uk/interacti...9_245_249-0224 and this is number 24 on the South side: https://www.ancestry.co.uk/interacti...9_245_249-0231 But presumably it has been renumbered since then, so did the renumbering take place before or after 1865...?
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18-05-18, 15:27
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Just realised head of no 24 on the north side is Edward Bourn, so could he be "E. Brown"?
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18-05-18, 15:28
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18-05-18, 15:40
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