| 1851 | 1861 | 1871 | 1881 | 1891 | 1901 | 1911 | 'Gaubert'
mis-spellings found in several census returns |
Canterbury Barracks
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| surname | forename | birth | birthplace | position |
| Gaubert | George | abt 1821 | Private,resident at Depot 80 Regiment, Canterbury Barracks |
Gatley Green, Cheshire
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| Gaubert | John | abt 1766 | not born in county | cotton weaver | resident at Gatley Green, Cheshire |
1, Hornsey Road, Middx
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| Gaubert | George | abt 1792 | Middx | independant |
| Gaubert | Elizabeth | abt 1801 | Middx | wife |
| Gaubert | Georgiana | abt 1831 | Middx | daughter |
Lower Southampton Street, London (from Bromley Place)
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| Gaubert | Ann | abt 1806 | Middx. | independant |
St James Workhouse, Westminster
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| Gaubert | Richard | abt 1801 | jeweller |
school, Turle Road, St Mary Islington, Finsbury
| Gaubert | Frederick | aged 13 yrs | pupil |
school, Turle Road, St
Mary Islington, Finsbury
| Gawbert | George | aged 9yrs | pupil |
St Albans
| Gaubert | Stephen | 7yrs | pupil |
Princes Street, St Martins in The Fields, Westminster
| Gaubert | Mary | 40yrs | nee Keith. Husband William Peter Gaubert had died in 1838 |
| Gaubert | Esther | 15yrs | |
| Gaubert | Arthur | 3yrs | son of William Peter Gaubert & Mary Keith |
The above entry has been variously recorded as 'Goubert' and 'Genbert' on Ancestry.com
4, Belgrave Terrace, St George Hanover Square, Westminster
This appears to be the 4th property recorded in the terrace
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Institution, Household or Vessel |
Name | Birth Year | Age | Sex | Registration District | County |
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| Household | GAUBERT, Robert | 1828 | 13 | M | St George Hanover Square | Middlesex |
| name | gender | age | birth year | birth county |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FORBES, Mary, of independent means | F | 60 | 1781 | |
| FORBES, Henry, professor of music | M | 35 | 1807 | |
| FORBES, James, perfumier | M | 35 | 1807 | |
| FORBES, George, professor of music | M | 25 | 1816 | |
| FORBES, John, perfumier | M | 30 | 1811 | |
| FORBES, George | M | 8 | 1833 | Middlesex |
| FORBES, James | M | 7 | 1834 | Middlesex |
| DIXON, Mary | F | 26 | 1815 | |
| MORTEN, Rebecca | F | 15 | 1826 | Middlesex |
| GAUBERT, Robert - nb recorded as 'GAMBERT' | M | 13 | 1828 | Middlesex |
Interestingly, in the above table, where Robert is recorded as Robert GAMBERT, it concerns no. 4, Belgrave Terrace where Robert is living, in an unclear capacity, with the Forbes family. Mary Forbes, of independent means, is the head of the household. Her family includes Henry and George, both professors of music, plus James and John both perfumiers - the career that Robert Joseph Gaubert was to follow.
Belgrave Terrace has become part of Buckingham Palace Road, now a broad street with large houses and shops, but was, in 1725 an open country road, known as the coach-road to Chelsea. The houses in it are rated under the name of Pimlico as late as 1786, but rows of houses under various names had been built earlier—Stafford Row in 1752, Queen's Row in 1766. These, with Victoria Road (1838), Stockbridge Terrace (1836), King's Road, Lower and Upper Belgrave Place and Belgrave Terrace (1826), were united under the name of Buckingham Palace Road in 1867, and in 1894 Union Place, Holden Terrace, and South Place were incorporated with it.