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acarragon
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Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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hi all i have been helped phenominally by a member of this board so would like to give a big thankyou!
BUT i have another problem i have a census return for 1861 stating a surname i cannot read and a place i cannot read, the place name looks like GUSELHAM IN YORKSHIRE? does anyone know of this place or what it could actually be?
the census return if any one can see it is for 1861 and the family is GREY theres an ABEL HEAD ANNE WIFE CHILDREN OF MATHEW THOMAS MARY MARIA AMY SUSANNE AND THEN THE MOTHERIN LAW who i cannot read bar the name Anne!
thanks in advance x
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acarragon
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yes i can see it could be coates now! lol i was thinking Crute's lol thanks i will have a check now x
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mangomania
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Hi
Yep, I make it Coates and Gurdham too 
Ian
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Co-ordinator of North Staffs (41, 61 & 91) Middlesex 61, 91 & Cambs 61 for FreeCEN Researching: Cameron, Slator, Keep, Bramidge, Kirk, Mellor, Cox, Howse, Cordell, Clayton, Jones, Evans & Williams Census information posted is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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acarragon
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okay thats settled then! Im now officially back to the 1700s! YEY thanks everyone unless anyone thinks it may be something else lol
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acarragon
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okay i cannot find a Gurdham or Guirdham on the maps can any one assist.........oh i have such a headache! any other possibillities for the name?
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Fisherman
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Could it be Gardham? There is a High Gardham and Low Gardham to the west of Beverley.
Chris
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Sockett in Shropshire, Montgomeryshire, Herefordshire, Monmouthshire, Glamorgan and probably the rest of the UK Corbet/t in Shropshire Gambold in South West Wales, USA, Australia Baylis/s in Gloucestershire, South Wales Richards in Breconshire Manthorpe in Shropshire, Norfolk, Cheshire, Suffolk
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Maggie.
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High Gardham near Beverely, East Yorks.
Oh snap Chris
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ROSTHORN - Blackburn, Accrington 18/19C; TAYLOR - Accrington, Goodshaw, Edgworth 18/19C; HARGREAVES - Midgley, Southowram, Halifax; KIDD - Knaresborough, York; SIMONETT - Sheffield, Bradford, poss. French Huguenot; NICHOLSON and JARDINE - Tinwald, Dumfriesshire, ENTWISTLE - Edgworth; LOWE - Edgeworth; GILL - Accrington, Liverpool, Blackburn all 18/19C. ~~~~~~ Census info. Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.go
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acarragon
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Hi all thanks so much for all your help on my Ann! There was a mystery as to why her nephew Alfred came to stay with her on and off all through both their lives, Im still not sure but Alfreds brother mother and father just dissapear so i figure they may of died so i need to go check this out.
But little alfred, grows up to be a farmer with over 500 acres of land in Little Weighton (weeton) and gets to the ripe old age of 74 ish when in 1912 he is hit by a train while he was crossing the track! The ironic thing about it all is he gave some lands up to help build the darn thing!!!!
And i have also found 1 other desendant, who i have emailed but as yet no reply! fingers crossed though!
Thanks to Fisherman, Maggie10, mangomania, mum44 and tatti x x x x x x x
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Maggie.
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Best of luck, acarragon. If you need any more help this is the place to ask
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ROSTHORN - Blackburn, Accrington 18/19C; TAYLOR - Accrington, Goodshaw, Edgworth 18/19C; HARGREAVES - Midgley, Southowram, Halifax; KIDD - Knaresborough, York; SIMONETT - Sheffield, Bradford, poss. French Huguenot; NICHOLSON and JARDINE - Tinwald, Dumfriesshire, ENTWISTLE - Edgworth; LOWE - Edgeworth; GILL - Accrington, Liverpool, Blackburn all 18/19C. ~~~~~~ Census info. Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.go
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