Noon Family Surname In The 1841 British Census
Noon Family Surname In The 1841 Census
The 1841 Census was the first National Census to list full names and other people located in a household.
Microfilm records of the 1841 Census are available at the FRC in London and county records may be held by the relevant County Record Office. These Census records are available free to visitors.
The 1841 Census is the earliest British Census to locate your Noon Ancestors, their family groups as well as jobs and locations of an Noon Ancestors birth place.
Noon in the UK Census
Noon – 1841 Census
The UK 1841 Census was completed on the night of 6 June 1841. The 1841 Census provides the following information: Address, Personal details of each individual that had spent the night in the house, including: Age (nearest 5 years), Gender, Profession or occupation, Where born (by county).
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30 July, 2007
4:19 am
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13 July, 2009
8:02 am
I am looking for a Jeff Noon who is the son of Darcy Noon and Winifred Mary Noon (maiden name Troe). The Jeff (Jeffrey?) Noon I am looking for was born on Fathers Day – I don’t know the year – in North Rockhampton, Qld. He was born there and lived there with his parents until his widowed Mother lost touch with him.
Is there anybody out there who could shed some light on the whereabouts of Jeff Noon who fits the details given above. I have some news for him.
Many thanks,
Elfie-Adele Gillies