Genealogy Chat

Thank you very much Gina !! I've emailed you cheers

Hi gina......... that would be great !!! Thank you very much !!

I think you definitely need someone to look at those pages lol

hmmmmmm house no 53 is a swinging house ! 2 blokes, 2 women & 2, 2 year olds !

I found this info on Genuki...very exciting it was too ! LOL Thanks Tracey & Lou.......I'll start matching them up. It would be nice to know where they were living eg next door..but this is a great start

Hi Karen Yep, match the end numbers up and you get the people who are together on the page. Where you've got one person with a number all of its own often means they were a boarder or lodger with another family! Has anyone got the actual returns for these that you could check? Lou

I think the first number is the Piece, and the 2nd is the Folio. If they're on the same folio, they're likely from the same house, but it could be two families next door to each other.

Render 1851 Gildersome Render Ann 44 Gildersome 2314 25 Render Benjamin 25 Gildersome 2314 53 Render Benjamin 73 Gildersome 2314 61 Render Charlotte 25 Gildersome 2314 53 Render Isaih 22 Beeston 2314 53 Render Jane 30 Lee Fair 2314 66 Render John 45 Gildersome 2314 25 Render John 2 Gildersome 2314 53 Render Lewis 4 Gildersome 2314 53 Render Mary 21 West Ardsley 2314 53 Render Mary Ann 3 Gildersome 2314 66 Render Robert 31 Gildersome 2314 66 Render Samuel 6 Gildersome 2314 66 Render Sarah 2 Gildersome 2314 53 Render Sarah Ann 4 m Gildersome 2314 66 Render Squire 10 Gildersome 2314 66 Render Thomas 71 Gildersome 2314 61 Render William 18 Gildersome 2314 30 Can I assume that the numbers such as 66 & 53 mean that they are from the same household??

I have found some info from 1851 census, but not sure how to group the families. see below