1808 Info 2 for William Crompton
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1841 Census       Sun/Mon  6/7 June 1841
Source:           Ref HO 107     Piece 1219 Book 9 Folio 21 Page 13
Dwelling:         Bullons Hill
Place:            North Newbald, York, England

Name              Age   Occupation     
William Crompton  30    Farmer
James Crompton    32
Fanny             25
Thomas             2
William            2mth
Charles Jackson   25    Foreman
Elizb th Smelt     18    Serv
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Above: William and his brother James at Bullons Farm, North Newbald, in the 1841 census

1851 Census       Sun/Mon 30/31st March 1851       
Source:           Ref HO 107  Piece 2359 Folio 26 Page
Dwelling:         Bullens Hill
Place:            North Newbald, York, England

Name              Rel  Mar Age Occ                  Birthplace 
William Crompton  Head  M  42  Farmer of 104 acres  Yorkshire, Bridlington
Sarah Crompton    Wife  M  36  Farmer's wife        Yorkshire, N Newbald
William Crompton  Son       5  Farmer's son         Yorkshire, N Newbald
Martha Crompton   Daur      2  Farmer's daur        Yorkshire, N Newbald
James Wilson      Serv  U  23  Farm servant         Yorkshire, Leckonfield [sic]
John Collingt[on] Serv  U  17  Farm servant         Yorkshire, Leckonfield [sic]
Hannah Gridow     Serv  U  21  House servant        Yorkshire, Bewholme

At the time of the census Sarah, William's eldest daughter, was living with her grandparents in North Newbald. She is recorded as an eight year old scholar. It is suggested that the farm was too far from the village for an eight year old to walk twice a day. This census record confirms the parentage of William's wife. With 292 acres Richard Hornsey had a considerable farm. Did William Crompton manage Bullen's Farm for Richard Hornsey?

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1851 Census      Sun/Mon 30/31st March 1851
Source:          Ref HO 107 Piece 2359 Folio Page
Dwelling:        Green
Place:           North Newbald, York, England

Name             Rel  Mar Age Occ                           Birthplace 
Richard Hornsey  Head  M  77  Farmer 292 acres emply 5 men  Yorks, Newbald
Sarah Hornsey    Wife  M  74                                Yorks, Newbald
Samuel Hornsey   Son   U  41  Son employed on farm          Yorks, Newbald
Sarah Crompton   GDau      8  Scholar                       Yorks, Newbald
Hannah Hotham    Serv     18  House serv                    Yorks, Holme
Richard Tindale  Serv     27  Ag. Lab                       Yorks, Newbald
Jim Walton(?)    Serv     20  Ag. Lab                       Yorks, North Cave

This record also introduces Richard Tindale, whose descendants married in to the Kneeshaws and then into the family of James Crompton, through John Harper.

The 1861 census shows that William and his family returned to Nafferton, where Joseph was born, around 1855. William is now classified as a farmer labourer. Is this because he was no longer able to work on the farm of his retired father in-law?

1861 Census Sun/Mon. 7/8th April 1861
Source:     FHL Film  TNA Ref RG09
            Piece 3608 Folio 59 Page 2  Sched 9 
Dwelling:   Gibson's Yard  
Place:      Nafferton, York, England

Name              Rel  Mar Age  Occ               Birthplace 
William Crompton  Head  M  53   Farmers labourer  Yorks, Bridlington 
Sarah Crompton    Wife  M  48                     Yorks, Newbald 
William Crompton  Son   U  14   Scholar           Yorks, Newbald
Mary Crompton     Dau      8    Scholar           Yorks, Newbald
Joseph Crompton   Son      6    Scholar           Yorks, Nafferton 

William and Sarah's daughters, Sarah and Martha, were living with their elderly grandparents: the Hornsey family, who have now moved to neighbouring South Newbald.

1861 Census Sun/Mon. 7/8th April 1861
Source:     FHL Film  TNA Ref RG09
            Piece 3567 Folio 65 Page 4 
Dwelling:   Sched 21    
Place:      South Newbald, York, England

Name             Rel  Mar  Age  Occ             Birthplace 
Richard Hornsey  Head  M   90   Retired Farmer  Yorks, North Newbald
Sarah Hornsey    Wife  M   84                   Yorks, North Newbald
Samuel Hornsey   Son   U   51                   Yorks, North Newbald
Sarah Crompton   Gdau  U   19   House keeper    Yorks, North Newbald           
Martha Crompton  Gdau  U   13   Scholar         Yorks, North Newbald    

Note Sarah and Martha indexed as Crumpton on Ancestry


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It wasn't until the 1871 census that William is recorded as having the disability of a lame leg.

1871 Census Sun/Mon. 2/3rd April 1871
Source:      FHL Film  TNA Ref RG10
             Piece 4807 Folio 92 Page 20 Sched 110
Dwelling:    Middle Street
Place:       Nafferton, York, England

Name              Rel  Mar  Age  Occ                     Birthplace
William Crompton  Head  M   63   Ag Lab                  Yorks, Bridlington
Sarah Crompton    Wife  M   59                           Yorks, Newbald 
William Crompton  Son   U   24   None, Disability LAME   Yorks, Newbald 
Martha Crompton   Dau   U   22   Infant school Mistress  Yorks, Newbald 
Mary E Crompton   Dau   U   19                           Yorks, Newbald 

Martha in latter years

The only additional evidence could be from the 1891 census of York, though here there is an age discrepancy of seven years.

1891 Census   Sun/Mon 5/6th April 1891
Source:       FHL Film  TNA Ref RG12
              Piece 3887 Folio 14 Page 22 Sched 117 
Dwelling:     12 Tanner Row
Place:        Castle Gate  York, Yorkshire, England

Name                     Rel  Mar Age  Occ                Birthplace
Daniel MacIntosh         Head Wid  59  Provisions Dealer  Yorks, Kipax
Robert howell MacIntosh  Son   S   21  Assistant          Yorks, York
Arthur daniel MacIntosh  Son   S   14  Scholar            Yorks, York 
Martha Crompton          Serv  S   50  House Keeper       Yorks, North Newbald

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