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Topic: Missing Boag in 1841 (Read 482 times)
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jennyrob
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Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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I thought I had a Broag in my family I thought it was quite foreign It turned out to be Broad
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gortonboy
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gorton monastary
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ages on censuse are not to be trusted,,,especially in early ones,,,,i believe they were rounded up/down in the 1841,,,,will check.,,,,,,,,,,,,,in the 1841 census ages were rounded down !!! so if you were 14,,you would have been recorded as 10 !!
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MCHUGH {mayo/manchester} MCHALE{mayo/manchester /chicago} KENNY{Kingswear,devon/manchester} TIMPERLEY{wilmslow-bollin fee,Manchester} SMITH{manchester} LEE{manchester}
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Glen in Tinsel Kni
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Scottish Borders
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Just to throw in an alternative spelling that cropped up for my small Boag branch in 1841, (North Shields area around 1830 onwards).
Have you tried Beag?
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lorraine24
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Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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my maiden name boag
have found throughout my searches that spellings vary a lot! So do where they live got them in Newcastle Upon Tyne, Carlisle, Northumberland and scotland.
Boag, Boage, Bogue, also seen spellings like Bog, Boch, Beag, Borg, Borgenson, etc drives me mad!
Good luck
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Boag research newcastle upon tyne and beyond. Lisle research tweedmouth and newcastle, johnson (newcastle) Landers (alnwick and surrounding areas) reaveley (newcastle and Blyth) heslop (durham), Mckenna (newcastle got, Glasgow-got, sligo, ireland havent got, jardine (ireland), and loads more
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