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If you have a lot of rellies in that area, you may want to buy a book produced by Stephen Humphrey, the local archivist called Bermondsey and Rotherhithe remembered. You can buy it direct from Stephen or from amazon.

thanks a lot - this is what I was looking for my ggrand father. Thanks for your help

3 Albion Street, |Rotherhithe - dad is a Police Inspector

Name: Thomas O Judge
Age: 1
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1860
Relation: Son
Father's Name: Isaac G
Mother's Name: Mary Ann
Gender: Male
Where born: Rotherhithe, Surrey, England

Civil Parish: Rotherhithe
Ecclesiastical parish: All Saints
County/Island: Surrey
Country: England

Street address:

Occupation:

Condition as to marriage: View image

Registration district: Rotherhithe
Sub registration district: Rotherhithe
ED, institution, or vessel: 12
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 160
Household Members: Name Age
Dora Judge 8
Isaac G Judge 39
Martha Judge 10
Mary Ann Judge 42
Mary Ann Judge 4
Thomas O Judge 1
William Judge 6


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Youve nudged it to the top by adding a message :)

So this Thomas - you want to find him in 1861 when he is 2 years old?

Thanks so far everyone - how do I nudge to the top? Thomas Owen Judge was born in 1859 in Rotherhithe London - that should narrow it down a little bit!!!!! You are right Sally very addictive

I dont really understand - you searched by a name and it came up with a street? Can you explain what you did and what information you already have so that we can all have a look for you?

Only the 1881 can be street searched. The only other way is to enter the name of the village and then trawl page by page looking for the person/street.

But can you explain a bit more.

That's the problem with fairly standard names I guess. You end up trawling through a lot that aren't who you want. Thank goodness for the less common names in our tree, otherwise I'd have been stumped quite a few times.

I am sure if you put thomas name year of birth and where he was from on records board some one will come up with some thing.

carol

There are 99 Thomas Judge's in 1861

Sorry Gillian, I've only ever searched using people's names, but I'm sure that if you keep this nudged near the top someone will come along who can help.
Just one word of advice to a newbie, be careful it's extremely addictive!

I am a very newbie and have searched the 1861 census for Thomas Judge - it came up with 3 Albion Street - but showed a completely different street and no Thomas Judge in it. How can I search for the street instead of the name? Appreciate any help as just getting started really.