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Yes, I found a man listed twice in the same census (this was in England so it was also on the same night). He was listed at the Asylum where he worked as a night porter and also listed at home with his family.

I note the two censuses were taken on different dates. I expect Duncan McDougall normally lived with his daughter, but was visiting his son when the Brandon census was taken. He might have been at his son's house for only one night.

The discrepancy in birth dates could be because he had already returned home when his son filled in the census form, and the son misremembered his father's birth date.

The birth of Gwendoline Mary Akers was registered in June quarter 1904 in Cheltenham district, mother's maiden name: Barnfield.

Thanks Little Nell. No headstone photo though (very unlikely as she was the wife of an Ag Lab).
Contributor not taking messages on findagrave so no help there. Seems to me that they knew she was in Wynford Eagle on the 1881 census & assumed that she is buried there, could be right though? I'm still holding out for proof positive.

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I have hit this problem as well with regard to a family that lived in a small rural community. The records that I would love to see are well over a hundred years old but the vicar is holding on to the registers as 'there is still room to enter current events'. I have even asked the vicar if I can see the registers in person (at his convenience) but I was told 'sorry not possible at the moment etc ....'

Did he give a reason? I hope it is a temporary situation and he will let you see them eventually.
When I was researching my family history I often went to churches to see the registers and never had a problem.
The only problem was when they would bring the book to me and expect me to rest it on my lap to look at it. I had to insist that it was placed on a table to avoid accidental damage. I was rather shocked that they did not take more care of the registers - they didn't even supervise me while I had them but went off and left me to it.