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HILL, Mary c1844 - Long Whatton, Leics

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Gillian

Gillian Report 30 Nov 2007 10:11

What relationship, is Mary Hill to the Bryan family????

census 1891
BRYAN, Walter Head Married M 47 Labourer
Walton

Living with the Bryan Family:

HILL, Mary Relative Married F 47
Long Whatton
Leicestershire

who is she - can anyone please help me trace the connections?

Also, living with the bryan family - another relative:
KILBY, Herbert Relative M 3
Leicester

all help / ideas appreciated
Thank You.

David

David Report 30 Nov 2007 11:55

For Mary Hill probably None:

From what I have seen I believe Mary is meant to be linked to the family below her, the Burrows family.

Reason:

In 1901 Mary is visiting another Burrows family, George and Agnes.

George Henry Burrows married Agnes Weson/Weston in Sep 1882.

George Hill married Mary Weston Dec 1867.

Both Loughborough District which includes Long Whatton where Mary and Agnes are from.

Looking back through the census it appears that Mary and Agnes were sisters.

Gillian

Gillian Report 30 Nov 2007 12:27

Thanks for clearing that up for me David.

Another red herring!
Do enjoy a bit of detective work though.
Gill

David

David Report 30 Nov 2007 16:32

Gillian

I did say probably, it could well be possible that Walters wife Jane was a Burrows or a Kilby relative as both family names can be found in Scalford. Although since Herbert is on the census below Mary Hill perhaps he has a Burrows/Kilby link.

I can feel a headache coming on ... ;-)