Wife Ann (34) plus 3 children at home. On the later census they lived at 25 Red Lion Street but no numbers stated on the early census but could have been at this number along the street. In the 1842 Bentley's Directory of Worcestershire Vol. 1, Benjamin is classed as Grocer in Redditch. In the 1860 Cassey's Directory of Worcestershire, Benjamin was classed as Shopkeeper in Redditch.
Sarah was classed as married but no husband at home plus 3 children at home.
Wife Elizabeth (28) Fishing Tackle Maker plus 1 small son at home. On the 1861 census they lived in Edward Street, Redditch. George died in 1870.
Wife Elizabeth (43) Fishing Line Maker plus 1 son + 2 step-children at home. On the 1861 census they lived in Red Lion Street but no numbers stated on early census. On the 1841 census they lived in Wapping. Not sure if their name was Redding or Reading as both were used on different census.
Ann had 2 lodgers at home.
Wife Ann (28) Fish Hook Maker plus 4 children at home. On the 1861 census they lived in Red Lion Street but no numbers stated on the early census.
Sarah had 1 working child + 2 lodgers at home. On the 1841 census Sarah lived in Wapping, Redditch.
Wife Mary (42) Needle Maker plus 4 working children + 3 younger children at home. On the 1841 census they lived in Unicorn Hill, Redditch. On the 1861 census they lived in Britten Street, Redditch.
Wife Mary (50) + 1 grandson + 1 servant at home. On the 1841 census they lived in Red Lion Street but no numbers stated on early census. On the 1871 census Richard was classed as Gentleman and they lived in Ipsley. In the 1855 Billing's Directory & Gazetteer Richard was classed as Carrier, Warwick Place. Richard died 5th April 1872 in Ipsley Street and classed as Yeoman.
Wife Harriet (Knight) (38) plus 6 children at home. At this address on later census.
Wife Susan Fish Hook Maker plus 3 children + 4 lodgers + 1 visitor at home. On the 1861 census they lived in Britten Street, Redditch.
Wife Prudence (22) Fish Hook Maker. On the 1861 census they lived in Prospect Hill, Redditch.
Mary had 1 working daughter at home. On the 1861 census
Wife Mary (52) plus 2 daughters at home. On the 1861 census Mary is now a widow and lived in Evesham Street. On the 1841 they lived in Wapping but no numbers stated on the early census.
Robert had 1 sister a Dressmaker at home.
Wife Emma (55) plus 2 working children + 2 lodgers at home. On the 1861 census they lived in Queen Street, Redditch. George died in 1861.
Wife Sarah (46) plus 1 daughter + 1 lodger at home. On the 1861 census they lived in Red Lion Street but no numbers stated on the early census.
Wife Ann (23) + 1 servant at home. On the census it didn't stated which Pub or number of street they lived at but Thomas was the licensee of the "Red Lion" in 1854. (At the rear of this old pub stood, for many years, what must have been one of Redditch's major landmarks - The "Malt House" - built in the mid 1700's. Its outbuildings became the Rifle Volunteers Drill Hall and eventually a theatre, "The New Theatre Assembly Rooms", "Red Lion Inn", was flourishing in the 1830's, known as the "Lion Big Room", it was used by visiting theatricals and local amateurs alike. - information from "Old Redditch Pubs" by Alan Foxall) The Pub's license was withdrawn on 1st May 1937.
Wife Mary (28) Needle Paperer plus 2 children + 1 lodger at home.
Harriet had 2 working sons + her mother + 1 brother + 1 niece at home.
Wife Eliza (34) plus 2 small children at home.
Wife Ann (38) plus 2 children + 1 servant at home. On the census no numbers of houses or the name of the Pub was stated so unable to say which Public House this was but possibly the "White Lion". On the 1841 census Charles lived with his parents James and Elizabeth in Beoley Lane, Redditch. On the 1861 census Charles and Ann lived in Needle Factory, Needle Row, Long Crendon, Bucks. Charles died in 1900.
Wife Ann plus 2 working children + 2 younger children at home. On the 1841 & 1861 census they lived in Red Lion Street but no numbers stated on early census.
Wife Elizabeth (48) plus 1 working son, James, at home. On the 1841 census they lived in Bates Hill, Redditch. Elizabeth was the licensee of the "Golden Lion", in 1855.
Wife Sarah (45) plus 2 working children + 1 younger child + 2 lodgers at home. On the 1841and 1861 census they lived in Red Lion Street but no numbers stated on the early census.
Wife Catherine (45) Needle Straightener plus 1 working child + 2 younger children at home. On the 1851 census they lived in Red Lion Street but no numbers stated on the early census. On the 1861 census John was now a widower and he lived in Ipsley Street, Redditch.
Wife Jane (31) plus 1 working child + 5 younger children at home. On the 1861 census they lived in Church Green West, Redditch and William was now a Baliff of County Court. In the 1872 Post Office Directory William was Under Baliff to the County Court & Town Crier, Prospect Hill, In the 1873 Littlebury's Directory & gazetter William was a Bill Poster. In the 1884 & 1888 Kelly's Directory William was Town Crier, Church green West. William died in 1893.
William had 1 daughter + 1 granddaughter at home. On the 1841 census William was married to Catherine and they lived in Wapping, Redditch. On the 1861 census William was lodging in Crabbs Cross.
On the 1861 census William lived in Red Lion Street but no numbers stated on early census. (On the 1851 census the enumerator finished at this house along Red Lion Street before going to Chapel Green South)