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1891 Census - Clark(e) of Spennymoor & Stockton
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Paul | Report | 14 Aug 2003 07:04 |
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Why is it that u find some branches of family as soon as u pick up your first microfiche? But have one particular branch that, despite trying almost everything, seem to hide from every census or registration possible. Grr Paul Ps Thnx for helping me out again Debbie |
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Paul | Report | 13 Aug 2003 17:43 |
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Hi, Please could you look up this family on the 1891 Census? They may be living in Spennymoor or Stockton. Ellen Clark or Clarke bn 1844 Northumbria Widow; he rchildren - Susan, Rebecca (bn 1866 Stockton), Mary (1870 Stockton), Sarah (bn 1872 Spennymoor), Ellen (bn 1875 Spennymoor), James (bn 1877 Port Clarence). Thnx again Paul |
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