Frederick Guard missing in 1851/61

[deoxy]

Hello,
Can anyone find Frederick Guard b. 1837 Broadstairs, Kent in 1851 and 1861.  In 1841 he's with his parents and siblings in Christchurch, Hampshire and in 1871 he's in Salford with his wife Emily and their two children. He married Emily in Lambeth in December in 1858.
Thanks.   

[hugatree]

Totally mistranscibed  in Carisbrook Isle of Wight RG9/0666/~F121 p13
but the original is definitely Guard and birthplace Kent....

Curd  Frederick  23 Head Photographer's Assistant Broadshire, Hampshire     
Curd  Emily  20 Wife Photographer's Assistant Woolwich, Hampshire
   Curd  Henry S  10 M Son  Toachampton, Hampshire

Best wishes

Hugs

[suzard]

Sorry Hugs I disagree with your transcription
1861
The image is very faint -I read it as
Park Place Christchurch Hampshire
Frederick Guard head M 23 Photographic Artist (quite clear- not Photographer's assistant) Broadstairs Kent
Emily wife 21 (no occupation entered) Woolwich Kent
Henry J W son 10months Southampton hampshire
RG9 666 120 12

Suz

[hugatree]

I was giving you the details as they came up on my index search,  as i said, the original does give place of birth as Kent   

[suzard]

If we just copy a transcription we are infringing copyright.
Mods used to remove posts which they thought were not our own transcription - but are a little bit lax about it now - but I don't think the copyright rule has changed??

Transcriptions should be our own work

Suz

[hugatree]

I was under the impression that we could not just copy and paste, but that we could put in the details as we found them on the index, providing we included the census reference as quoted.  By quoting what I found, it explains why searching for Guard didn't come up with anything.

If I've misunderstood the rules, then I apologise to the moderators.

Hugs 

[suzard]

Hi,
Its such a delicate issue
We are allowed to copy and paste a small portion of a census image or document - e.g. a name if we are having difficulty reading it - I think!!!!
It really is a very grey area -there is information about it somewhere on RootsChat
I have been guilty of copyright infringment before
I just don't want RootsChat to get into trouble
Please don't think I was "being cross" with you - you do some great look ups and I just wanted to help you


keep up the good work

Suz

[Gaie]

Hi

The reference is as Suz has given it, RG9 Piece 666 Folio 120 Page 12.  

We must do our own transcriptions from the image.

KR
Gaie

Added:  Another census source has transcribed the surname as Wood!!!

[deoxy]

Thanks for finding Frederick in 1861.  I looked for him under Wood on Genes Reunited and that's definitely him.  I'll have to ask the people at Genes R. to put that right.  I wonder if he might be in Christchurch in 1851 then.  I've found some descendants of his in Canada.  I wanted to fill in the blanks before I pass on information to them. Frederick is my great x3 Uncle.  Thank you.