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Offline claudia99

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1841 Census Wrexham - abbreviations what do they mean?
« on: Wednesday 26 January 05 09:49 GMT (UK) »
A very kind person provided me with a lookup on the 1841 census for Wrexham and there are abbreviations on there that neither of us know what they mean.

1) John Fegan, 35, Hawker, (born of this parish - I)
2) Thomas Fegan, 30, Labourer, (born of this parish - F)

Anyone know what the "I" or the "F" mean?

I would have thought the answer would only be Yes or No - all other members of the Fegans in Wrexham are Yes or No except these two!

Any ideas appreciated!
Thanks
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Fagan - Guernsey (1807), Wrexham (census 1841-1871), then Barton upon Irwell from around 1873

Fildes - Manchester, Chester, Liverpool, Chorlton, Ashton, Salford (descended from Mary Pritchard and William Fildes, Sir Samuel Luke's grandparents)

Speakman - Manchester and Salford

Bridge - Manchester (initially Ardwick) and Salford

Offline Welsh Jen

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Re: 1841 Census Wrexham - abbreviations what do they mean?
« Reply #1 on: Wednesday 26 January 05 14:25 GMT (UK) »
Hi, Do you know if the Wrexham look up was provided from a CD rom? If it was kindly ask the individual to click the link to the abbreviation menu all the abbreviations should show up there.
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