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1891 Census - VARNEY - St Albans
« on: Wednesday 27 February 08 23:20 GMT (UK) »


James Varney born Mentmore Bucks 1839 is missing from the family on 1891 census. His wife Louisa is at home with 4 children, Sandridge, Herts. Louisa states that she is Head and married whereas on the 1901 Louisa states that she is Head and a widow.
Can anyone find James please,

Carol

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Re: 1891 Census - VARNEY - St Albans
« Reply #1 on: Friday 29 February 08 14:14 GMT (UK) »

Hi Carol

I am struggling to find him in 91 I'm afraid, though perhaps others may have more luck.

However, I note that no children were born to the couple between 1881 and 1891, so perhaps Louisa was already a widow in 1891 and the enumerator made a mistake?

I cannot find a suitable burial for James on the Herts Burial Index or a death on FreeBMD but it might be worth searching the complete GRO indexes for deaths between those dates.

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Re: 1891 Census - VARNEY - St Albans
« Reply #2 on: Friday 29 February 08 22:26 GMT (UK) »



Hi Rick


That's a good point, no children born to James and Louisa after 1880. As Louisa was only 36 in 1881 I would have thought possible a few more children born to the couple. On their youngest childs marriage cert.for 1900 father listed as James , Railway Guard, doesn't say deceased, but I have come across a father being mentioned without the word deceased when in fact he had died some years previously.

Thanks for your help.

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Re: 1891 Census - VARNEY - St Albans
« Reply #3 on: Monday 03 March 08 14:56 GMT (UK) »



On their youngest childs marriage cert.for 1900 father listed as James , Railway Guard, doesn't say deceased, but I have come across a father being mentioned without the word deceased when in fact he had died some years previously.

I too have come across this and the death of a father not being recorded on a marriage certificate is definitely no guarantee that he was alive at that date!

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