Census index page
An attempt has been made to identify all the
Adamthwaites in the England and Wales censuses of 1841, 1851, 1861,
1871, 1881, 1891 and 1901 and all available censuses in USA and
Canada. This has proved a more difficult
task than you would imagine, due to the highly imaginative ways in
which the name 'Adamthwaite' has been transcribed!
The tables on the linked pages show the names as
transcribed by
Ancestry, so if you are searching
that site for any of the
entries, make sure you spell the surname as it has been transcribed,
errors and all. IMPORTANT NOTE: These are big files, so may take
some time to download on dial-up connections, please be patient.
On all tables (except those for USA and
Canada), the colour scheme adopted is an
attempt to group members of each of the known branches of the Adamthwaite families together, using the following key (unshaded
families have not been allocated to any branch yet - if YOU know
where they belong, please let me know):
|
ADAMTHWAITE/HUNTER |
descendants from the
marriage of John Adamthwaite and Margaret Hunter in 1803 |
|
ADAMTHWAITE/KEASLEY |
descendants from the
marriage of John Adamthwaite and Isabel Keasley in 1753 |
|
ADAMTHWAITE/STEEL |
descendants from the
marriage of John Adamthwaite and Sarah Steel in 1818 |
|
ADAMTHWAITE/WHITESMITH |
descendants from the
marriage of William Adamthwaite and Hannah Whitesmith in
1797 |
|
ADAMTHWAITE/VIPOND |
descendants from the
marriage of Thomas Adamthwaite and Lucy Vipond in 1790 |
|
ADAMTHWAITE/STEPHENSON |
descendants from the
marriage of William Adamthwaite and Jane Stephenson in
1767 |
|
ADAMTHWAITE/GARLICK |
descendants from the
marriage of John Adamthwaite and Mary Garlick in 1807 |
|
ADAMTHWAITE/McEVER |
descendants from the
partnership of Rev William Adamthwaite and Jane McEver
(~1805) |
|
ADAMTHWAITE/KNEWSTUBB |
descendants from the
marriage of William Adamthwaite and Mary Knewstubb in
1802 |
See
here for more information about the
colour coding system used on these pages.
We have established where some of the above
branches link up (for example the orange line is a branch of the
violet line and the pink line is a branch of the olive line), but aim to eventually join them all together. And
if you can forward any additional Adamthwaites that you have found
on any census, or correct any errors on the tables, please email me
