Moore, 1871 census Boston.

[Eilleen]

Hi everyone , I'm trying another line of attack, this family must be somewhere, they feel as though they are wanting to be found 
 could someone please look in 1871 census, Boston.
 for William Moore, who may have a daughter with him called Annie Moore, aged abt 16yrs,
 in 1874 when she married Tom Chambers Exton, she was living at 35 B, James street, Boston.
   from Eilleen.

[ricky1]

Hi Eilleen

I had a look at 35b James street on the 1871 for Boston, and no one was living there then

ricky

[Eilleen]

Thank's Ricky,  Maybe the house was empty , because they were all hiding from the rent man 
as you can see, great grandma is giving me problems 
I have been told she was a force to be reckoned with, legend has it she would push her fish barrow from St Martin's to the market in Lincoln to sell her ware's,  one idiot said she had gone and fetched the fish from Grimsby, and pushed it all the way to Lincoln to sell them,   I for one wouldn't fancy fish after that journey,   but I need to find her family, her Ma and Pa etc etc,   someone know's 
 Eilleen.

[ricky1]

Hi Eilleen

have you got her on any census before she got married, as for the life of me I carnt see her on any until after she marries

[Eilleen]

Ricky, my deargreat granny  ,  is being so 
 this is what I am after,  finding anything on her before her marriage, maybe she was an alien, as a child I had nightmare's about space ship's , maybe it was reggresion memories, or is it agression 
  help, where do I go from here 
  Eilleen,
 p.s,   can we not get everyone on this board looking for her 

[ricky1]

hi Eilleen

have you got any Spanow or Sparrow  Sharrow or something like that in your tree

[Eilleen]

Why, should I have, and would they be easier to find 

[GeoffE]

What was William's occupation?

[Eilleen]

Hi Geoff,   great two men helping,   
 William was ,    wait for it,,,,,,,,,,,,,a labourer