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gennig
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There's the Dog family living in London in 1871.
Samuel Dog Head
Mary A Dog Wife
Eliza Dog Daughter
Samuel Dog Son
Of course they really are the Day family and have been transcribed incorrectly.
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******************************************* All census look up transcriptions are Crown copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk******************************************* Surnames: Armstrong, Gray, Greco, Lambden, Le Busque, Beaton, Carron, Pitt, Gould Areas: Victoria, Tasmania, Hampshire, Berkshire, Yorkshire, Fermanagh, Glamorgan |
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Hackstaple
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Those London Dogs probably gave the place name Isle of Dogs 
In 1891 we find 25 Kittens of whom 11 were of the Scottish branch - the McKittens. Most significant was Catherine Kitten, 17, Toxteth Park [Cat Kitten - how cruel].
The Terriers number 56, headed by a single La Terrier from Canada. Amongst the Terriers we find a prime example of accuracy in transcription - Emilie Louise, a 29 year old servant from Genera, Sweden. It is of course, plain as a pikestaff, Geneva, Switzerland.
Those who have dealings with call centres based in India will readily understand how the same people handled transcriptions from English handwriting.
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Southern or Southan [Hereford , Monmouthshire & Glos], Jenkins, Meredith and Morgan [Monmouthshire and Glos.], Murrill, Damary, Damry, Ray, Lawrence [all Middx. & London], Nethway from Kenn or Yatton. Also Riley and Lyons in South Africa and Riley from St. Helena. Any census information included in this post is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk |
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emilysiobhan
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There are 4 Puppys in 1881:
Albin Puppy abt 1853 Somerset, England Head Kington Langley
Frances Puppy abt 1843 Longbridge Deverill, Wiltshire, England Wife Kington Langley
Henry E. Puppy abt 1874 Crockerton, Wiltshire, England Son Kington Langley
Harriet B. Puppy abt 1852 Orford, Suffolk, England Servant Islington
But I couldn't find them in 1891...had they grown into Dogs??! 
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Cork: Collins,
Herts/Beds: Pope,Harwood
Essex: Bryant, Pumfrey, Williams, Keyes,Totham, Citchen
Surrey/London: Shields, Woolf, Cooper, Quinton, Plumer
other: Cuskern, Domazsewicz
Wales: Morgan, Mathews, Thomas (x2), Trew, Protheroe, Owen
Census information is Crown copyright
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emilysiobhan
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Since I'm living in Japan at the moment I decided to search for Tanakas.....didn't find any but I came across some of the ambassadorial staff:
Sigensbu Hirayama 26 Japan Visitor St Martin In The Fields 3 & 4 Robert St Attache De Ligation For Japan
Kivanrio Kouniasaki 30 Japan Visitor 3 & 4 Robert St St Martin In The Fields Attache De Ligation For Japan
And then across the chinese embassy!!
Yin Chan Tyang abt 1861 China Servant Marylebone
Chen Chi Yin abt 1846 China Unknown Marylebone
Tsai Chih abt 1864 China Servant Marylebone
Tsing Chui abt 1859 China Servant Marylebone
Pung Furting abt 1853 China Servant Marylebone
Ting Meih abt 1853 China Servant Marylebone
Li Yen Tsai abt 1858 China Servant Marylebone
Fing Yih abt 1847 China Unknown Marylebone
Fang Yu abt 1845 China Servant Marylebone
Ma Yu Tsan abt 1844 China Unknown Marylebone
49 Portland Place RG11/0140
The charge de affaires (a Mr Chen) had his wife and daughter with him so couldn't be included.
There were a few other japanese..but they seemed too easy..... 
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Cork: Collins,
Herts/Beds: Pope,Harwood
Essex: Bryant, Pumfrey, Williams, Keyes,Totham, Citchen
Surrey/London: Shields, Woolf, Cooper, Quinton, Plumer
other: Cuskern, Domazsewicz
Wales: Morgan, Mathews, Thomas (x2), Trew, Protheroe, Owen
Census information is Crown copyright
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Hackstaple
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But I couldn't find them in 1891...had they grown into Dogs??!
Emily
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Southern or Southan [Hereford , Monmouthshire & Glos], Jenkins, Meredith and Morgan [Monmouthshire and Glos.], Murrill, Damary, Damry, Ray, Lawrence [all Middx. & London], Nethway from Kenn or Yatton. Also Riley and Lyons in South Africa and Riley from St. Helena. Any census information included in this post is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk |
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Paul E
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Only one DYLAN in 1881 - unfortunately Patrick, not Bob. 
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emilysiobhan
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Yep, I'd agree they were a bit easy..five points is fine.
I have a few more suggestions now; how about:
1881
Cloud Hill abt 1849 Pimlico, Middlesex, England Head Paddington 22 Barnsdale Rd Photographic Artist
I think the cloud must be a Claud in real life though
There were more than one of Moons, stars and suns
I also found :
Plate White abt 1852 Portsea, Hampshire, England Daughter Chatham
Spoon Hodgson abt 1837 Percy Main, Northumberland, England Head Bishopwearmouth
For the other tablewear I could only find:
Cup ? Simmonds abt 1826 St Martin, Hampshire, England Head Wareham St Martin
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Edwerd Fork Hull abt 1879 Wolsingham, Durham, England Son Coundon
M.Table Thompson abt 1875 Whitehaven, Cumberland, England Daughter Whitehaven
The last two (at least  ) not really being proper first names but just to complete the set!
And here are the poor Hamsters who must have also ended up in the canal:
Margaret Hamster abt 1860 Sydenham, Kent, England Daughter Lambeth
Mary Hamster abt 1821 Reading, Berkshire, England Wife Lambeth
Mary Ann Hamster abt 1856 Norwood, Surrey, England Daughter Lambeth
William Hamster abt 1858 Sydenham, Kent, England Son Lambeth
Wm. Hamster abt 1825 Marylebone, Middlesex, England Head Lambeth
Or could the parents have died, the daughters all married and the son moved overseas?
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Cork: Collins,
Herts/Beds: Pope,Harwood
Essex: Bryant, Pumfrey, Williams, Keyes,Totham, Citchen
Surrey/London: Shields, Woolf, Cooper, Quinton, Plumer
other: Cuskern, Domazsewicz
Wales: Morgan, Mathews, Thomas (x2), Trew, Protheroe, Owen
Census information is Crown copyright
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Paul E
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1891 has the following gents:
Ivor Brain
Ivor Body
Ivor Back
Ivor Head
and my favourite (but not part of the main body of the family) Ivor McIvor
Unfortunately, these aren't strictly Censuswhacks so its nil points to me! 
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emilysiobhan
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Theres "A Baby Tongue" living in Birmingham in 1881
which I though was sweet  , but he's also not eligible for Censuswhack.
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Cork: Collins,
Herts/Beds: Pope,Harwood
Essex: Bryant, Pumfrey, Williams, Keyes,Totham, Citchen
Surrey/London: Shields, Woolf, Cooper, Quinton, Plumer
other: Cuskern, Domazsewicz
Wales: Morgan, Mathews, Thomas (x2), Trew, Protheroe, Owen
Census information is Crown copyright
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Paul E
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Quick Update then...
RootsChatter, Points to date
janed 1
tabitha 10
emilysiobhan 15
Hackstaple 6
broakham 4
kat 1
gennig 2
Berlin-Bob 1
Mary Ann Hamster - I wonder if anyone did? ;
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Hackstaple
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For your canal Paul, there were, on the 1891 census, 13 Toads and 8 Newts but not a single Frog, nor ever yet a married one
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Southern or Southan [Hereford , Monmouthshire & Glos], Jenkins, Meredith and Morgan [Monmouthshire and Glos.], Murrill, Damary, Damry, Ray, Lawrence [all Middx. & London], Nethway from Kenn or Yatton. Also Riley and Lyons in South Africa and Riley from St. Helena. Any census information included in this post is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk |
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Lets just hope they didn't end up in a sack in a canal somewhere