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Hi all
       Im looking for Absalom and Julia Keeton, They were both born in Eckington Derbyshire and had as far as I can tell the following children
 Elizabeth born aprox 1813 Eckington
Mark born aprox 1815 Eckington
Ellen born aprox 1818 Eckington

I dont know if the children were with them on the 1841 census, I would also be interested in any other children mention on the census. Thanks in advance.

Yours Chris

Hi All
Could some kind soul please do me a look up for Martha Cantill in the above census's She was born in 1853 in Portsmouth her father was Richard Cantill c1829 b hull ? her mother was Sarah c1829 London. I would me interested in her fathers occuppation.

Thanks in advance Yours Chris

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Thanks to all of you who have taken the time to look at my post.

I have taken the name Cantill from an entry on the IGN, this entry is a transcripted entry rather than a submitted enrty but as we all know could well be a transcription error.

MARTHA CANTILL Female
Family Marriages: S
pouse: GEORGE GRANT Family
Marriage: 29 JUN 1874 Saint Marys, Portsea, Hampshire, England
Husband Age at Marriage: 22
Wife Age at Marriage: 21
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Messages: Extracted marriage record for locality listed in the record. The source records are usually arranged chronologically by the marriage date.

I have Martha and George in the 1881 census living in Portsea which is very close to Portsmouth.

 I then checked Free BDM (which in hindsight I should have done first) and her surname is listed as CANTELL

Cantell Martha Portsea 2b 745
Grant George Portsea 2b 745

I would like to appologise to you all for wasing your time looking for the wrong person but if anyone is forgiving enough to have a look for a MARTHA Cantell and her family in the 1861-1871 census,

 I would be most grateful yours Chris

Workhouse Admissions C1901
Hi All
I have a missing reletive on the 1901 census, her husbqand is not listed as being a widower, so I assume his wife was elsewere at the time of the census. The only possible matchI have found is in the St Pancras workhouse. The question is would someone enter the work house because the husband was not able to look after her and the children, as she may have been unwell in some way either physicaly or mentaly. They must have got together again at some point as they had another child in December 1902.
Any thoughts would be most welcome.

Yours Chris

Dear Angie       
                 Many thanks for your efforts you have been a star, I think I have enough info to track down the father.

Yours Chris