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Member Since: January 2006 Posts: 53 Send Message	Amy	Report	29 Nov 2006 19:34
Member Since: January 2006 Posts: 53 Send Message	Ahh thats all good then thanks!! =)
Member Since: November 2006 Posts: 0 Send Message	Helena	Report	29 Nov 2006 19:24
Member Since: November 2006 Posts: 0 Send Message	It may just be human error, the spelling in some of my census has slight differences but if all other info correct then I've assumed it was a spelling error, remember not everyone was literate so couldn't tell how to spell the name.
Member Since: February 2004 Posts: 2,533 Send Message	Devon Dweller	Report	29 Nov 2006 19:21
	All kinds of letters come and go over time. If you match everything else up then chances are it's them. Sheila
Member Since: January 2006 Posts: 53 Send Message	Amy	Report	29 Nov 2006 19:20
Member Since: January 2006 Posts: 53 Send Message	The same people? In the 1871 Census There was a Charles, Rebbeca GRANGER with their childre Charles and Rebecca However when I go back to the 1861 census I have found Charles, Rebecca and Charles GRAINGER The datas and places of the people are more or less the same, Where would the i of gone in the name??