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1851 St George Hanover Sq, Westminster Census, HO107/ 1477 fol 566 p29 "10 Spring Garden Place
Timothy Collins Head Married Male 52 Builders Labourer b Ireland
Mary Collins Wife Married Female 54 b Ireland
Thomas Carmody Son In Law Married Male 33 Police Constable b Ireland
Ellen Carmody Wife Married Female 25 b St Andrew's, Middlesex, England
Mary Carmody Daughter Unmarried Female 2 b Middlesex, England
John Brusnahan Lodger Unmarried Male 37 Labourer b Ireland
Edward Cushen Lodger Unmarried Male 30 Labourer b Ireland
Eugene McCarley Lodger Unmarried Male 26 Labourer b Ireland
Thomas Carmody Lodger Unmarried Male 25 Labourer b Ireland." Ellen and Thomas were in/out of the St Marylebone Workhouse in 1843/1844 and also the Westminster Union Workhouse in the 1860s, when he apparently deserted her or kicked her out of the house. There's also a report on the Old Bailey site of him breaking up a pub fight in 1843, when he was a policeman. Old Bailey 14th June 1847 Ref: t18470614-1410]
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Timothy Collins Head Married Male 52 Builders Labourer b Ireland
Mary Collins Wife Married Female 54 b Ireland
Thomas Carmody Son In Law Married Male 33 Police Constable b Ireland
Ellen Carmody Wife Married Female 25 b St Andrew's, Middlesex, England
Mary Carmody Daughter Unmarried Female 2 b Middlesex, England
John Brusnahan Lodger Unmarried Male 37 Labourer b Ireland
Edward Cushen Lodger Unmarried Male 30 Labourer b Ireland
Eugene McCarley Lodger Unmarried Male 26 Labourer b Ireland
Thomas Carmody Lodger Unmarried Male 25 Labourer b Ireland." Ellen and Thomas were in/out of the St Marylebone Workhouse in 1843/1844 and also the Westminster Union Workhouse in the 1860s, when he apparently deserted her or kicked her out of the house. There's also a report on the Old Bailey site of him breaking up a pub fight in 1843, when he was a policeman. Old Bailey 14th June 1847 Ref: t18470614-1410]
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