Mystery occupations. Can anyone explain what they were?

[Paul E]

And, if I'm not mistaken...

[Paul E]

I finally make it to 200 posts!

Paul

Moderator Comment: Well done Paul

[blinky]

it would be interesting to see the rest of the page to compare letters.

[Biker]

Shanko,

I'd settle for Confectioner(s) Store Keeper.  

I must say I'm rather envious that you have choices!!   I'm perfectly happy when my lot can be found at all on a census return which is legible and doesn't appear  to have been through the washing machine and then half burned   (e.g. half of St Luke parish 1851 where my lot seemed to have dwelled!)

All the Best
Jonathan

[Paul E]

As requested - not the whole page, but something with an e and a t for you

P

[Paul E]

appear  to have been through the washing machine and then half burned  

Anyone found any census washers or census burners in the 1901?

[blinky]

well i think shanko could be right,who ever wrote it doesnt cross their ts .

[RJ_Paton]

If the first word is Sweet then the person does appear to cross their "t's" .... however I would agree that the latter section does appear to be Store Keeper.

It also looks as if different pieces of information have been given and crossed out and then the store keeper bit added as a catch all description.

[blinky]

i reckon it must have been a friday afternoon job.