1881 Census Samuel Moore Head Married 55 Brickmaker Employing 3 Men & 4 Boys Enderby, Leicestershire, England Eliza Moore Wife Married 53 - Leicester, Leicestershire, England Hannah Moore Daughter Single 19 - Overseal, Leicestershire, England Charley Moore Son Single 16 Brickmaker Overseal, Leicestershire, England Lucy Moore Daughter Single 11 Scholar Overseal, Leicestershire, England 1891 Census Samuel Moore and family were still living in Overseal in 1891 as, indeed, were many of their off-spring and their families. Samuel Moore Head Married 65 Brickmaker Leicester Eliza Moore Wife Married 63 - Leicester Lucy Moore Daughter Single 21 - Overseal, Leicestershire, England Hannah Hiron Daughter Married 29 - Overseal, Leicestershire, England Lucy Hiron Granddaughter - 6 - London, Middlesex, England Lily Hiron Granddaughter - 2 - London, Middlesex, England Frederick G Hiron Grandson - 0 - London, Middlesex, England Who was Hannah Hiron? Charles’ daughter Hannah Moore had married a Charles Hiron in 1881 in Ashby de la Zouch and they had three children born in various parts of London. I don’t know where Charles was at the time of the 1891 Census, less than a year after the birth of his son Frederick George but as he was a Railway Traffic Inspector he may have been travelling the country. Charles and Hannah Hiron had a further two children in Bletchley and Rugby according to the 1901 Census. They then had another son in Rugby before being found in Leamington in the 1911 Census where Charles Hiron was now the Station Master. Lucy Moore, the youngest child of Samuel and Eliza Moore, was the only one not to have left home, but this was to change when she met and married Charles Wilkins in 1894.