Family not on 1891 census?

Question

I am trying to find William BLORE (born 1848, Middx) and his wife Harriet in the 1891 census (Camberwell, or thereabouts) without sucess. I have tried alernative spellings BLOOR and BLOR. They appear in the 1881 and 1901 censuses and had 10+ children by 1901, all born in London, so I dont imagine they went very far.
Any ideas?

Anonym · Accepted Answer

Is this them?

BLARE, William  	Head  	Married  	M  	44  	1847  	 Coachman
	St George's
London 	
BLARE, Hariett 	Wife 	Married 	F 	41 	1850 	House Keeper
	St Andrews
London 	
BLARE, William 	Son 	Single 	M 	18 	1873 	Undertaker
	St Andrews
London 	
BLARE, George 	Son 	Single 	M 	16 	1875 	Engineer
	St Andrews
London 	
BLARE, Alfred 	Son 	Single 	M 	14 	1877 	Errand Boy
	St Andrews
London 	
BLARE, Francis J 	Son 	Single 	M 	10 	1881 	Scholar
	Camberwell
London 	
BLARE, Henry F 	Son 	Single 	M 	3 	1888 	Scholar
	Southwark
London 	
BLARE, Fredrick C 	Son 	Single 	M 	1 	1890 	
	Southwark
London 	
BLARE, Caroline 	Daughter 		F 	12 	1879 	Scholar
	Southwark
London 	
BLARE, Alice 	Daughter 		F 	12 	1879 	Scholar
	Southwark
London 	
BLARE, Annie E 	Daughter 		F 	8 	1883 	Scholar
	Camberwell
London 	
BLARE, Minnie 	Daughter 		F 	7 	1884 	Scholar
	Camberwell
London 	
BARTON, Walter F 	Lodger 	Single 	M 	18 	1873 	Bookbinder Apprentice
	Whitechapel
London

Joyce B · Answer

This is a long shot.  Maybe the last name was wrong
Name: Minnie F White 
Age: 7  
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1884  
Relation: Daughter  
Father's Name: William H 
Mother's Name: Harriet H 
Gender: Female 
Where born: Southwark, London, England 
  
Civil Parish: St George The Martyr  
Ecclesiastical parish: Southwark St Pauls  
County/Island: London  
Country: England  
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Registration district: St Saviour Southwark  
Sub registration district: London Road  
ED, institution, or vessel: 10  
Neighbors: View others on page  
Household Members: Name Age 
William H White 41  
Harriet H White 40  
John W White 16  
Alice E White 8  
Minnie F White 7

jan51601 · Answer

http://www.rootsweb.com
 William BLORE 
 Birth: 1847 in Knightsbridge, Middlesex, England 
 Death:
    Married: 1867
 Harriet RAWLINGS 
 Birth: 1849 in Holborn, Middlesex, England 
 Death:
    Children:
 1. Annie Elizabeth BLORE--b. 1882 in Camberwell, Surrey, England ; 
      married Arthur LUCAS (b: ABT 1881 in Camberwell, Surrey, England)

 William's Parents:
  Charles Adam BLORE-- b: 1821 in Chelsea 
  Catherine BUSH -- b: 1825 in HULL, Humberside, England

 Harriet's Parents:
 Francis RAWLINGS b: ABT 1824 in LEEDS West Yorkshire England 
 Harriet RAWLINGS-- b: ABT 1826 in SALISBURY Wiltshire England

 1861 England Census:
 Name: William Blore 
Age: 14  
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1847 
Relation: Son  
Father's Name: Charles 
Mother's Name: Catherine 
Gender: Male 
Where born: Chelsea, Middlesex, England 
Civil Parish: Holborn St Andrew  
County/Island: Middlesex  
Country: England  

 Could this be the right family?? I looked up their daughter Annie, listed above. This does list 10 children:
 1891 England Census 
 Name: William Blore 
Age: 44  
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1847  
Relation: Head  
Spouse's Name: Henriett (looks more like HARRIETT on original view @ 75% magnification)
Gender: Male 
Where born: St Georges W, London, England (birthplace different from above)
Civil Parish: St George The Martyr  
Ecclesiastical parish: St Mary Magdalene  
County/Island: London  
Country: England  
 Employment status: Coachman/Groom
 Household Members: Name-- Age 
William Blore --44  
Henriett Blore-- 41  
William Blore-- 18  
George Blore --16  
Alfred Blore --14  
Francis Blore 10  
Henry F Blore-- 3  
Frederick E Blore-- 1  
Catharine Blore --12  
Alice Blore-- 12  
Annie E Blore-- 8  
Mimie Blore-- 7  
Walter F Barton --18  (Lodger)

 (Hope the above is what you needed. )

? · Answer

Yes,many people avoided the census,they may have lived with another family in their house and were not put down, it happened,record keeping wasn't so good then,i can find all my mothers family going back to the 1700s, but i cant trace my fathers at all from 1914 back,they just seem to disappear! I have also found difficulty with birth records because the spelling wasn't so good then either, you could be putting in a name and its down as something completely different,i had trouble with tracing a relative and found out that her mother had married again and all the children had taken their step fathers surname!

itsjustme · Answer

Have you tried searching a different area, I think I would check that out first of all. My family were never listed in the same place on any two census returns. They did a lot of "moonlight flits" I was told.
Hope this helps.

malcolm a · Answer

You have the birth date for both adults how far back do you want to go try a date around 1841 when the older of the two adults would be one this would give you his parents then enter the nearest date for his wife to find her parents.

Family not on 1891 census?

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