His name and descent were primarily found from an affirmation signed and declared by him in the presence of a policeman at Bow Street, Middlesex in 1847.
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In the 1851 census he was 40 and living with his mother and sisters at Pendell, Bletchingley, Surrey:

First name(s)  Last name  Relationship  Marital status  Gender  Age  Birth year  Occupation Birth place
Mary Kenrick Head Widow Female 73 1778 Proprietress Of Lands & Houses  London, Middlesex
Caroline Kenrick Daughter Unmarried Female 42 1809  Proprietress Of Lands & Houses Surrey
Clara Kenrick Daughter Unmarried Female 41 1810  Proprietress Of Lands & Houses Surrey
William Kenrick Son Unmarried Male 40 1811 Barrister (Not Practising)  Government Clerk Surrey
Clara Perkins Sister Unmarried Female 59 1792  Fund Holder & House Proprietor London, Middlesex
Charlotte Smith Grand Daughter - Female 6  1845  -  Pattiswick, Essex
Ann Mayne Servant Unmarried Female 34 1817 Cook  Surrey
Caroline Sadler Servant Unmarried Female 29 1822  House Servant  Horsham, Sussex
Mary Hall Servant Unmarried Female 19 1832 House Servant  Cowfold, Sussex
Eliza Ramscar Servant Unmarried Female 21 1830  House Servant  London, Middlesex
Thomas Blundell Servant Unmarried Male 32 1819 Poulter & Footman  Hartfield, Sussex

Census details
First name(s) William
Last name Kenrick
Relationship Son
Marital status Unmarried
Gender Male
Age 40
Birth year 1811
Occupation Barrister (Not Practising) Government Clerk
Birth place England
Birth town -
Birth town as transcribed Blechingley
Birth county Surrey
Birth county as transcribed Surrey
House name Lake Cottage
Street Pendhill
Town -
Parish Blechingley
City -
County Surrey
Hamlet -
Parliamentary borough -
Municipal ward -
Registration district Godstone
Archive reference HO107
Piece number 1600
Folio 39
Page 31
Record set 1851 England, Wales & Scotland Census
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In 1871 Caroline was with her sister Mary and Mary’s family in the rectory at Pattiswick, Essex; there were three daughters there, including Charlotte above, all in their 20s.  Mary’s husband was rector of Patteswick, Percy Smith aged 67 and born in Chichester, Sussex.

In 1881 Caroline was with a (new) sister Maria at Pendell House, Bletchingly with five servants.  Looks like Caroline died in 1887 in Godstone.

In 1891, Caroline not found but Maria was with a Battersby family who said she was their aunt and probably the wife Elizabeth K Battersby was her niece.  But I can’t work that out from the marriages in the ten years before their first child.

It looks like Maria died in Godstone in 1897.  How was she related to the Battersbys?

There is a Jarvis who died in Godstone district in 1838.
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Npt found in any census from 1861 on.

His death cannot be identified to any of those who died, of unknown age, from 1851 to 1865 in England and Wales.
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