Census 1841 help

[daggers]

Can anyone suggest how to trace a family named North, no first names known, who occupied a house near the village of Coniston, Lancs (now Cumbria) in the 1841 and '51 censuses, please? The nearest postal town was Ambleside, Westmorland, but other services may have been via Ulverston.
Thanks
Daggers

[Hilary]

Please can you post the 1841 and 1851 census entries? Or the name of the address or address.

[Hilary]

The 1861 census has a Samuel North 43 lodger joiner born Liversedge Yorkshire a lodger in a house at Gateside Coniston Any use? I can't see anything suitable in the 41 or 51 census so hoping you have.

[daggers]

Thanks, Hilary. I now have some names of occupants of the house I am interested in, for various dates, but nothing comes up for Coniston when I use that as the location.
1843/46: William Bradshaw (the Norths may have moved on by 1841)
1864: George Grave
1881: Benson Harrison

D

[Bertieone]

Directories,

1828-29 Pigots
Hawkeshead & Conistone
Gentry & Clergy
Thomas North, Esq, Conistone.
https://www.ancestry.co.uk/interactive/ ... 0258-00054

1834 Pigots,
Hawkeshead & C
Gentry & Clergy
W P Bradshaw, Esq, Conistone Bank.

[Bertieone]

?
1841,
Thomas North, 72, Ind?
Burton, Kendal.
Class: HO107; Piece: 1161; Book: 1; Civil Parish: Burton; County: Westmorland; Enumeration District: 1; Folio: 13; Page: 20; Line: 20; GSU roll: 464191

http://search.ancestry.co.uk/cgi-bin/ss ... h=11179514

[Bertieone]

Benson Harrison
Poll Year:
1835
Lonsdale
Parish or Rectory:
Hawkshead and Monk Coniston With Skelwith
Lancashire

http://search.ancestry.co.uk/cgi-bin/ss ... &h=2509170

[Bertieone]

1824-25 Baines,
Thomas North
Conistone Bank
https://www.ancestry.co.uk/interactive/ ... 0107-01310

[Bertieone]

Thomas North is the only North that keeps popping up, here with a Liverpool connection.

Lancaster Gazette and Advertiser, 1815

[daggers]

Bert
Sorry for delayed reply, but what great results! Very many thanks for all your digging, which is a great help. The house evidently was renamed as Thurston, between 1892 and 1913 and is now an outdoor pursuits centre, about to celebrate 50 years in that role.

Daggers