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Thanks! I think this is the right family, there was a Kate who was the eldest and could have left home by 1911, there was definitely a youngest child called Maud who must have been born after Blanche. Rosina is a mystery unless her 2nd name was Kate?Kate was alive and kicking in the eighties as was George.William and Louie survived into adulthood too and Maud emigrated to Australia and came back to visit in the sixties. I am pretty sure Blanche survived into adulthood .So I will investigate Rosina, all ages are spot on.There is a gap between 1897 and 1902 maybe a child died then? My Grandfather George always said he was one of six children but never mentioned another sibling who died.Thanks again

Could this be them?

ame Relation Condition/
Yrs married Sex Age Birth
Year Occupation Where Born Original
census
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HOLLAND, William Head Married M 41 1870 Labourer Brewers Bridgewater Somerset VIEW
HOLLAND, Florence Wife Married
20 years F 31 1880 Plymouth Devon VIEW
HOLLAND, Rosina Daughter F 14 1897 Bristol Gloucester VIEW
HOLLAND, William C Son M 9 1902 Plymouth Devon VIEW
HOLLAND, Louie Daughter F 4 1907 Plymouth Devon VIEW
HOLLAND, George E Son M 3 1908 Plymouth Devon VIEW
HOLLAND, Blanche Daughter F 0 (6 MONTHS) 1911 Plymouth Devon VIEW
RG number:
RG14 Piece:
12967 Reference:
RG14PN12967 RG78PN748 RD276 SD2 ED9 SN532

Registration District:
Plymouth Sub District:
Plymouth South East Enumeration District:
9 Parish:
Plymouth

Address:
114 Exeter Street Plymouth County:
Devonshire

Added: some of the names are different to your list. The original form (do you want a copy?) says they'd had 6 children, 5 of which lived.

Can anyone look up Holland family in Plymouth,father William,

children-Kate,Blanche,Lou?,William,George and Maud?Thanks Sandy