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Member Since: April 2004 Posts: 23,482 Send Message	MargaretM	Report	9 Jul 2013 14:37
	Hi Maureen, Probably not as hot here as down there but still too hot for me. High 20's during the day but cooling down at night to about 20. Good to see you back on site, Maureen, after your little break.
	Researching: Great grandmother Dorothy Bean nee Abbott (1858-1908)
Member Since: September 2012 Posts: 88 Send Message	KDB	Report	9 Jul 2013 14:41
	Ahh yes. Thank you Margee. It's strange there is no mention of Sarah, Mary or Margaret in the 1861 census.
Member Since: December 2004 Posts: 5,616 Send Message	MaureeninNY	Report	9 Jul 2013 15:31
	I have a feeling Margaret may have died as a child. This might be Mary: 1861 census transcription details for: 2, Marine Row, Holy Trinity, Hull RG number: RG09 Piece: 3593 Folio: 113 Page: 13 Reg. District: Hull Sub District: 3 Myton Parish: Holy Trinity Enum. District: 26 Ecclesiastical District: City/Municipal Borough: Hull Address: 2, Marine Row, Holy Trinity, Hull ROUTLEDGE, Anthony Head Married M 40 1821 Sailor Easington, Durham ROUTLEDGE, Madalea Wife Married F 35 1826 France British Subject ROUTLEDGE, Edward M Son Unmarried M 18 1843 Merchants Clerk Hull, Yorkshire MCCALL, Thomas A Boarder Unmarried M 21 1840 Merchants Clerk London, Surrey >>>>HARAH, (Haigh on image)Mary Servant F 14 1847 House Servant Whitby, Yorkshire I don't see Sarah. Did the site that you found mention a marriage for her? Maureen Margee-Thank you-you knew I couldn't stay away too long!!! :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D
Member Since: September 2012 Posts: 88 Send Message	KDB	Report	9 Jul 2013 15:44
	They certainly did have a lot of children, this is what is making it so confusing. What is unbelievable, is that yesterday at this time I had absolutely no information on this family and could not understand their connection to Hull. Thanks to everyone's help I now know how my G Grandmother came to be in Hull and also where her parents lived for a time; Railway Cottages, Willerby. Before these cottages were demolished they were situated around a four minute walk from my house! Amazing!!
Member Since: September 2012 Posts: 88 Send Message	KDB	Report	9 Jul 2013 16:05
	No unfortunately it only mentioned the details I posted on Sarah.
Member Since: December 2004 Posts: 5,616 Send Message	MaureeninNY	Report	9 Jul 2013 16:07
	That IS amazing!!! Let's just keep our fingers crossed that we DO have the correct family for your Hannah. I think this is Sarah: Marriages Mar 1871 Haigh Sarah Sculcoates 9d 226a Procter George Sculcoates 9d 226a 1911 Census transcription details for: 9 Newmarket Street Grimsby National Archive Reference: RG14PN19958 RG78PN1197A RD422 SD1 ED12 SN198 Reg. District: Grimsby Sub District: Great Grimsby Parish: Great Grimsby Enum. District: 12 Address: 9 Newmarket Street Grimsby PROCTER, Sarah Head Widow F 66 1845 Shop Keeper in Hosiery York County of Yorkshire SCOTT, Sarah Daughter Married F 27 1884 Assisting In The Business Grimsby Lincolnshire SCOTT, John James Son- In- Law Married M 27 1884 Electrical Wireman Sunderland Co Durham..... .................. 1891 census transcription details for: 9, New Market Street, Great Grimsby, Grimsby RG number: RG12 Piece: 2615 Folio: 52 Page: 16 Reg. District: Caistor Sub District: Great Grimsby Parish: Great Grimsby Enum. District: 20 Ecclesiastical District: St Andrews City/Municipal Borough: Grimsby Address: 9, New Market Street, Great Grimsby, Grimsby County: Lincolnshire PROCTOR, George Head Married M 53 1838 Engine Fitter Leeds, Yorkshire PROCTOR, Sarah Wife Married F 46 1845 York, Yorkshire PROCTOR, Emma Daughter Single F 16 1875 Machine Knitter Grimsby, Lincolnshire PROCTOR, Rosaleen Daughter F 14 1877 Grimsby, Lincolnshire PROCTOR, Alice Daughter F 12 1879 Grimsby, Lincolnshire PROCTOR, Isabella Daughter F 11 1880 Scholar Grimsby, Lincolnshire PROCTOR, Sarah Daughter F 7 1884 Scholar Grimsby, Lincolnshire Maureen Off to do some errands.
Member Since: September 2012 Posts: 88 Send Message	KDB	Report	9 Jul 2013 16:30
	Thank you Maureen, this looks good. Enjoy your day. I hope to speak to you again. :-) :-) :-) :-)

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