London, England, Electoral Registers, 1835-1965

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Member Since: April 2004 Posts: 23,195 Send Message	Joy	Report	18 Jan 2012 11:35
	You're welcome :)
Member Since: April 2007 Posts: 11,592 Send Message	BatMansDaughter	Report	18 Jan 2012 11:10
	Thank you Joy. Dee x
Member Since: April 2004 Posts: 23,195 Send Message	Joy	Report	18 Jan 2012 11:06
	"-J" The first few pages of any of the registers should show the list of abbreviations, hopefully. J, I think, jury / juror. Some shown here http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=575265.msg4276175;topicseen R. = Residence Qualification B.P. = Business premises qualification O. = Occupation Qualification H.O. = Qualification through husband's occupation N.M. = Naval or Military Voter D. = Qualification through wife's occupation Women Rw = Residence qualification Bw = Business premises qualification Ow = Occupation Qualification Dw = Qualification through husband's occupation
Member Since: April 2007 Posts: 11,592 Send Message	BatMansDaughter	Report	18 Jan 2012 10:38
	Hi Folks, Wonder if anyone could help? I've been looking at the above register and I noted that the person I'm following as "-J" after her name..... could anyone enlighten me to what this may mean please? I'm probably being really dumb here, but just intrigued. Thank you, Dee x