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IAFC
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Hi
I am looking for info on Lucy Faulkner, born C1868 at St. Peters in St. Albans. I know that she had a son in early 1886, (James Faulkner) and that she then married James Allen at the end of 1887, But I can find no trace of her on either the 71 or 81 census, her mothers name could have been Anne Sarah or possibly just Sarah.
Any help much appreciated.
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IanC
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Roger The Hat
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Possibly Lucy Falkner, b. Jun 1868 St. Alban's vol. 3a, page 344 (FreeBMD)
Marriage, Dec 1887, James Arthur Allen, St. Alban's vol. 3a, page 717 (FreeBMD)
The certificates should give you more details.
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wozzle
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Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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1871 transcribed as falknell RG10/1378/114/8. john simpkins aged 50. b. roe stock?,herts . occ. road man. head.(wid) alfred simpkins age 15. b. horse shoe,herts. . occ. keeper?. son joseph simkins age 13. b. ditto. occ. labourer. son. sarah falkner age 28. b. ditto. occ. hat maker. neice. (unm) ernest falkner age 8. b. ditto. son? ellen falkner age 5. b. ditto. daughter. lucy falkner age 2. b. ditto. daughter. herbert falkner age 1. b. ditto. son living at;horse shoes,st peters,sleap and smallford,herts reg.dist. st.albans,herts.
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suzard
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there is a Lucy Simpkins age 10 in 1881 -who may be her???
RG11 1432 41 19
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Thornhill, Cresswell, Sisson, Harriman, Cripps, Eyre, Walter, Marson, Battison, Holmes, Bailey, Hardman, Fairhurst Noon-mainly in Derbys/Notts-but also Northampton, Oxford, Leics, Lancs-England Census Information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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IAFC
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Thanks everyone, that was not a spelling I had thought of, but when you say it outloud it makes sense.
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IanC
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Rick
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The Horseshoes Pub, now known as The Three Horseshoes, is still there opposite Notcutts Garden Centre. I pass it at least once a week.
http://www.rootschat.com/links/06pe/
Here is Lucy's marriage details from the BVRI.
Lucy FAULKNER to James Arthur ALLEN - Married 19th November, 1897 at Colney St Peter Hertfordshire. Husband's father - Richard ALLEN Husband's mother - Anne Wife's Mother - Anne Sarah FAULKNER
Rick
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IAFC
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Hi Rick
I was wondering about that place of birth, I too had pondered whether they were born in a pub or was there a place called Horse Shoes? Given that other people on the same page of the census also state that they were born in Horse Shoes I think it must have been a place. However, I have not been able to find a map on the 'net' that helps and as I'm in Ireland I cannot get to the county archives to look.
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Ian
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Rick
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Hi Ian
It wasn't unusual in rural locations for an area to take on the name of a local landmark. Also when enumerators were wandering the countryside they obviously needed to make geographical references.
This area is probably half way between Hatfield and St Albans. The nearest hamlets were probably Smallford and Sleapshyde and the actual parish would have been St Peter's Rural, St Albans.
Alan Godfrey Maps publish Victorian large scale Ordnance Survey maps of Hertfordshire.
http://www.alangodfreymaps.com/
You could also try.
http://www.visionofbritain.org.uk/maps/index.jsp http://www.old-maps.co.uk/
Rick
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