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From: "Shirley O'Donnell" <>
Subject: Re: [Ess] Henry SURRY lost in 1861 census
Date: Wed, 2 May 2012 12:16:29 -0500
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1861 census Horndon on the Hill, Essex RG 9 1074:
They are there in Horndon on the Hill, Essex. He is enumerated as HENERY
(not unusual).

George Surry b. Thundersley (which is close to Tilbury) age 33 ag lab
Eliza Surry (nee Palmer) age 32 b. Corringham
George b. Corringham
William b East Tilbury
Henery b East Tilbury
Charlotte b. Horndon on the Hill.

Hope this is your family.


----- Original Message -----
From: "Ally White" <>
To: <>
Sent: Wednesday, May 02, 2012 11:35 AM
Subject: [Ess] Henry SURRY lost in 1861 census


> Hello
>
> I have a Henry SURRY born in Tilbury, Essex (according to the 1891, 1901 &
> 1911 census) Henry was born in September Q 1856 (baptised 31st August at
> St
> Catherine's, East Tilbury)
>
> His parents were George (b. in Bowers, Essex 1828) & Eliza SURRY (b. in
> Corringham, Essex 1829)
>
> I cannot find the whole SURRY family in 1861 (there should just be 2
> children born then, Henry & John b. Dec Q 1859) and I have tried wildcards
> and every variation on the name I can think of. I always find the 1861 a
> bit more difficult but wondered if there were parts of London missing?
>
> I have George & Eliza and all their family except for Henry on every other
> census but I would love to find at least one census with Henry SURRY on
> before his marriage to Annie HAYWARD in 1880. I also cannot find him with
> his new wife in 1881.
>
> I wonder if anyone has any ideas or if anyone is connected to this SURRY
> family.
>
> Kind regards
>
> Ally
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