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I've updated my profile ......
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Did look good - but like all the other leads its got a problem ..... Geo jnr was a Book Stall Asst in 1901 (his dad has done well, rising to Marshalling Inspector in the LNR tho - sort of super shunter).
Does anybody in your family remember a Brummy accent ?
If you have eliminated all the other Georges born 1904/5 in the Southwark / Walworth area and slightly broader, and thus you are left with the Warwick option .... then we need to know why George who married Sophia said he & his Dad were Railway types on the 1902 Marriage Cert ! (Not to mention occupation on the 1904 BCert - which deffo links in Sophia !)
My advice would be to wait until all the search features and subscription rates are available in the 1911 census 
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I've updated my profile ......
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FindMyPast say they will offer subscription rates 'later in 2009' .....
Ancestry wont get a chance to have it for some time .... FMP / BrightSolid have a 6 months exclusivity after they have completed the launch .... so any other company would then have to negotiate purchase of the very recently expensive filmed records and then start the task of transcribing ....
Glad the Peabody address got resolved - can you not use the 1901 site to do an address search and compare with 1911 - sort of a 'control list' so you dont spend too much on 1911 ?
PS. You did see that I eventually found the older George from Iver - he was a Gardener in 1901, with a 2 year old son George - in Fulmer I think it was w/o loookng back up the thread ....
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I've updated my profile ......
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take the Parish, Ward and Ecclesiastical Parish info from the 1901 hit list, then in 1901 Ancestry get into the Camberwell (civil) Parish, and display the Enumeration Districts - these are listed in E. Parish Order .... trawl thru the Enumerators description pages looking for the street address etc.
Its a slog !
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shell31uk
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Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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....  and I think you'll find that '1901 Peabody Bldgs' George is in Islington as a Silk Tie *, with two young sons in the 1911 - cant look at the transcription, sorry ... Onward & upward .... I've been looking at the 1881 census for Georges in (South) London engaged in the Railway businees - theres a few, but mostly clerks, inspectors and engine drivers .... see if you can find the George I found in 1901 - a Gen Lab, born Southall ...  |
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