Censuses for Richard Banks

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Looking for Richard Banks born 1792'ish. in any census after 1841.

Richard died in Kington, Herefordshire on 17 Jan 1871

1841 Census
HO107, Piece number 423, Book number 5, Folio number 43, Page number 20

Bridge Street, Kington, Presteigne & Kington, Herefordshire, England

Richard Banks 1792
Esther, wife, 1798
Richard, son, 1819
James, son, 1820
Esther, daughter, 1825
William, son ,1823

Their children were actually:-

Richard William, 1819
James, 1820
Esther, 1824
William Laurance 1822
Marianna, 1829

Also looking for a marriage for Richard Banks & Esther Davies.

Edited to add: Richard was a Solicitor
 
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1851
Name: Richard Banks- Attorney at Law
Age: 59: b.abt 1792
Where born: Liskeard, Cornwall, England
Civil Parish: Kington
Richard Banks 59
Richard W Banks 32
Marianna Banks 22
Mary Jones 37
Jane Weaver 23
Mary Gwitlind 19
John Owens 20
Eliza Lewis 22
Source Citation
Class: HO107; Piece: 2492; Folio: 260; Page: 28
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Richard Banks late of Kington, Hereford, Gentleman a widower died 17 Jan, 1871 Kington. Admin to Richared William Banks, gent'n ofRidgebourne, Kington & son & one of N Kof Kin.
Richard W. married emily Rosa Hartland 1850
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1861 Richard Banks widower
Rose & Crown.
Where born: Liskeard, Cornwall, England
Civil Parish: Kington
County/Island: Herefordshire
RG 9; Piece: 4230; Folio: 5; Page: 3;

sorry out oftime to find marriage.
 
I couldn't find the marriage in a search, but in a tree it says the marriage was 6 Nov 1817 Kington, Herefordshire, but there was no source for it!

He's in a lot of trees and the half dozen or so I looked at none of them have a source for the marriage.
 
In looking for the marriage I found the death of Esther Banks
March qtr 1851 Presteigne & Kington 26 204 age 52

Esther the daughter died in 1848 March qtr 26 244 age 23
 
Just to add a bit of colour to Richard

Eddowe’s Journal 22ns March 1871
To be sold by auction by Mr Barber - By order of the Executrix of the late Mr. Richard Banks, On Wednesday, the 29th day of March, 1871, the superior Household Furniture, in French polished Spanish mahogany (of the best make), comprising a set of massive Telescope Dining Tables, a Pedestal Sideboard, 2 Chiffonnieres, Grecian Couch, six and two arm hair-seated Chairs, a valuable Bookcase, 10ft. 6in. wide by 8ft. 7in. high. Loo and other Tables, splendid set of four-post Bedsteads, a pair of Dressing and Wash Tables, excellent Chest of 5 Drawers, Toilet Stand, etc., prime Feather Beds, thick curled-hair Mattresses, Engravings and Prints, Linen, China, Glass, and Ware, Kitchen Requisites, and other effects. The sale will commence punctually at Twelve o’clock. N.B.—The valuable, selected Library of Miscellaneous Works, comprising about 1,400 vols., also the collection of Silver Coins, Portfolios of choice Engravings, etc., etc., will be sold by auction, by Mr. Barber, in his Sale Room, Town Hall, Wellington, on Friday, March 31st Inst. Particulars in separate catalogues.

Monmouthshire Beacon 25th March 1871
The vacancy in the office of the Clerk of the Peace for the County of Radnor, occasioned by the death Mr. Richard Banks, Kington, has been filled Lord Ormathwaite’s appointment of Mr. William Stephens, of Presteign.
 
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