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Standgroom Challenge! Only 1861 left!
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GlitterBaby | Report | 7 Nov 2006 15:04 |
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Typical that address is not listed but 223 Strand is shown. RG09/179/1/5 Reg. District; Strand Sub District: 3 St Clement Danes David Fruncon age 21 born France Thomas Smith age 16 born London Would at least give you a starting point to trawl through the images Maureen |
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Susan | Report | 7 Nov 2006 18:08 |
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Maureen, Thanks for your help, but I don't have full access to Ancestry to go through these images, any help gratefully received. Susan |
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GlitterBaby | Report | 7 Nov 2006 18:17 |
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Oh double bother then !!! I do not have unlimited internet access to spend the time looking through the images. Have just taken a look at the entry for David Fruncon at 223 Strand - it is the very first entry at the top of the page - so no idea if the district is split into different enumerators - 222 Strand is marked as no person sleeping therein - so that is no help. St Clement Danes is split into 15 enumerator districts. Maureen |
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Susan | Report | 7 Nov 2006 18:24 |
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Ahh Well, Maureen, Thanks again, but it looks like a day at the library for me, where I can get access to Ancestry and trawl through the 15 pages for the area! (I was just hoping there may have been an easier way, but never mind) Susan |
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Susan | Report | 12 Nov 2006 14:59 |
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Nudging because I still can't find this entry, and it's really bugging me. Can anyone please help? Susan |
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GlitterBaby | Report | 12 Nov 2006 15:36 |
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Susan, Each enumerator district can have dozen of pages - so 15 districts could be 100's of pages. You might just be unlucky in that they are not anywhere on the 1861 census. Maureen |
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