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the occupation in 1901 census? NOW SORTED

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Sue in Sunny Worthing

Sue in Sunny Worthing Report 12 Mar 2008 23:54

Yes I think so - he was born in Margate, Henrietta born in Falmouth.

I could see it said clerk but couldn't make out the word before that - I was looking at the original as the transcriber on The Genealogist site as it as a load of gobbledy gook!!

What do you think a Nurserymans clerk is?

**Ann**

**Ann** Report 12 Mar 2008 23:51

Nurserymans clerk........are we on the same Muir?

Sue in Sunny Worthing

Sue in Sunny Worthing Report 12 Mar 2008 23:50

Thank you Ann

**Ann**

**Ann** Report 12 Mar 2008 23:49

I will have a look on line for you

Ann

Sue in Sunny Worthing

Sue in Sunny Worthing Report 12 Mar 2008 23:47

Thanks for the pm Ann - wish I had a scanner then I would willingly scan it to you to have a look at.

I have sat for hours trying to make it out!!

Sue

**Ann**

**Ann** Report 12 Mar 2008 23:43

Sent you a pm

Ann

Sue in Sunny Worthing

Sue in Sunny Worthing Report 12 Mar 2008 23:39

I have found William S Muir age 37, his wife Henrietta 35 & children Vivian 3 & Margaret 1 living in Wandsworth, London in the 1901 census but I can't make out what William's occupation is.

Could anyone have a look for me & see what you think?

Thanks everso much, Sue