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Census and Resource Discussion / What does 'On Parish' mean in 1921 Census
« on: Tuesday 16 January 24 23:06 GMT (UK) »
Hello again,
I don't know if what i am about to ask is already answered by another, similar, expression or not but here goes.
I was looking up someone in the 1921 England census and I found them, no problem. The family group includes the aunt of the wife of the head of household. She was born in Dundee and shows as 64 and 1 month. No problem so far. However, under the 'Educational' column (column h) is has "On Parish". I am thinking it means the same as "on the parish" but does it? I don't understand why it is under 'education' and not profession though.
Thoughts?
Thank you in advance
Kevin
I don't know if what i am about to ask is already answered by another, similar, expression or not but here goes.
I was looking up someone in the 1921 England census and I found them, no problem. The family group includes the aunt of the wife of the head of household. She was born in Dundee and shows as 64 and 1 month. No problem so far. However, under the 'Educational' column (column h) is has "On Parish". I am thinking it means the same as "on the parish" but does it? I don't understand why it is under 'education' and not profession though.
Thoughts?
Thank you in advance
Kevin