1851 census - finding names from HO reference

[daggers]

I currently have access to census searches via Findmypast but cannot get to grips trying to work from a reference found on the web. I am trying to see who lived in a particular house.
It is: HO 107/2192, fo 1153.

If anyone has the skill to find that, perhaps they could give me a name (preferably an unusual one), and I can then get back to my searches.

The address should be in Aigburth area.

Thanks
Daggers

[Gray]

Hi D,

Not having any luck also via Anc... just throw the name and I'll play about with it.

Will do my best

Gray

[Bertieone]

Comes up,
Baileys cottages, Aigburth

George Nascal and family
Mary ann
Elizabeth
John geo

Goe oxford
Wm Clayton
John Allison

If you need it more detailed just say.

[Gray]

Well done Bert


Am a bit slow lately!
Gray

[daggers]

Gray
I don't have the occupier's name, but might recognise it when I see it.

Bert
Thanks for that, but the house I am interested in was bigger than a cottage, so probably not the one you found.

The reference came via Google when I put in the name of the house which was Aigburth
Lodge, demolished late 1950s or early 1960s.

Thanks for help.
D

[Bertieone]

James Wordley
Aigburth Lodge

[daggers]

Excellent, thanks. Not a name i expected.
D

[dickiesam]

There are only 3 pages of the Census Summary Sheets for that Piece and Folio number.

1851 - Piece: 2192 - Folio: 1153 - Pages 1 to 3.
Registration District: West Derby
Civil Parish: Garston
County: Lancashire

So you can browse the pages, at the top of Page 1 is:
MOSS, John - Head - Married - 69 - 1782 - Magistrate & Banker - Liverpool, Lancashire
Otterspool, Aigburth Road, Garston.

[Gray]

Hey Ho DS..I think I've lost it
I found 44 pages for the ref

Am only on page 11 which ranges from John Moss to Dnl Dale
was just ready to type them all out just incase Daggers recognised any name..

Had another extraordinary week.. maybe I should give up!!
Kids keep leaving home & coming back..'flamin Nora' who'd be a MUM

Ho Hum!

Grayxx

[daggers]

Very helpful, thank you. I know about Mr Moss.
Daggers