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help to dicipher words in census form *CLOSED*
« on: Friday 01 May 09 04:21 BST (UK) »
Hi

I badly need some help to figure out some words on one of my family census forms   :-\

They are on this page:http://sites.google.com/site/traceysfamilyhistory/temporary-page


Thanks  :)
TUCKER - Edward & Emma (Phillips)
CORNELIUS - John & Hannah
FINDLAY/FINDLEY - James & Annie   
FRANKLIN    - Lawrence & Hannah (Sparkes)
GROOBY   - George and Elizabeth (Inwood)      
JACK - Thomas and Agnes (Warden)   
KITTOW - William & Temperance (Cornelius)
WAKELIN - Joseph and Mary (Lole)
PALMER - William of Motueka NZ
Phipps - John and Charlotte (Gunson)
Fletcher - William and Elizabeth (Burton)

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Re: help to dicipher words in census form
« Reply #1 on: Friday 01 May 09 04:32 BST (UK) »
Hi

It is dressmaker thats the way 'ss' was written

Not sure about town.


male occupation may be confectioner

regards vic
Kyle, Calderwood, McRobert, Garrett, McCulloch, McGibney, McKeachie - Wigtownshire
 Walker, Smith, Rennie, Ramsay,
 Harris, Black - Ireland & Glasgow
Frame - Glasgow
 Polson, Fraser, Forbes, Valentine - Aberdeen
 Miller, Kennedy - Denny & Glasgow
 McGregor, McKintyre, Bruce, Logan, McFarlane - Stirlingshire
Roberts, Lucas - Lancashire & Cumberland
Stackini - Newcastle & Italy
Hopping, Fairfax, Radcliffe - Middlesex

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Re: help to dicipher words in census form
« Reply #2 on: Friday 01 May 09 04:34 BST (UK) »
mmm yummy  ;D

thanks for the help, I have added dressmaker.
TUCKER - Edward & Emma (Phillips)
CORNELIUS - John & Hannah
FINDLAY/FINDLEY - James & Annie   
FRANKLIN    - Lawrence & Hannah (Sparkes)
GROOBY   - George and Elizabeth (Inwood)      
JACK - Thomas and Agnes (Warden)   
KITTOW - William & Temperance (Cornelius)
WAKELIN - Joseph and Mary (Lole)
PALMER - William of Motueka NZ
Phipps - John and Charlotte (Gunson)
Fletcher - William and Elizabeth (Burton)

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Re: help to dicipher words in census form
« Reply #3 on: Friday 01 May 09 04:37 BST (UK) »
 does confectioner make sense
Kyle, Calderwood, McRobert, Garrett, McCulloch, McGibney, McKeachie - Wigtownshire
 Walker, Smith, Rennie, Ramsay,
 Harris, Black - Ireland & Glasgow
Frame - Glasgow
 Polson, Fraser, Forbes, Valentine - Aberdeen
 Miller, Kennedy - Denny & Glasgow
 McGregor, McKintyre, Bruce, Logan, McFarlane - Stirlingshire
Roberts, Lucas - Lancashire & Cumberland
Stackini - Newcastle & Italy
Hopping, Fairfax, Radcliffe - Middlesex


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Re: help to dicipher words in census form
« Reply #4 on: Friday 01 May 09 05:16 BST (UK) »
The "ss" like that is often used for "Miss",  you get used to it after a while.

It looks like confectioner to me, but a funny looking "f", never seen one like that in my transcribing.


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KHP :)
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Re: help to dicipher words in census form
« Reply #5 on: Friday 01 May 09 06:56 BST (UK) »
I have put 'perhaps confectioner'  just in case. 

Very grateful for the input - I'm going to look at a map of Kent to see if I have any luck with that one.

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TUCKER - Edward & Emma (Phillips)
CORNELIUS - John & Hannah
FINDLAY/FINDLEY - James & Annie   
FRANKLIN    - Lawrence & Hannah (Sparkes)
GROOBY   - George and Elizabeth (Inwood)      
JACK - Thomas and Agnes (Warden)   
KITTOW - William & Temperance (Cornelius)
WAKELIN - Joseph and Mary (Lole)
PALMER - William of Motueka NZ
Phipps - John and Charlotte (Gunson)
Fletcher - William and Elizabeth (Burton)

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Re: help to dicipher words in census form *CLOSED*
« Reply #6 on: Friday 01 May 09 07:06 BST (UK) »
 :o

Would you believe the place name was  Hunton??

 I actually found I already had her place of birth from other census forms, but hadnt used my noodle enough

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TUCKER - Edward & Emma (Phillips)
CORNELIUS - John & Hannah
FINDLAY/FINDLEY - James & Annie   
FRANKLIN    - Lawrence & Hannah (Sparkes)
GROOBY   - George and Elizabeth (Inwood)      
JACK - Thomas and Agnes (Warden)   
KITTOW - William & Temperance (Cornelius)
WAKELIN - Joseph and Mary (Lole)
PALMER - William of Motueka NZ
Phipps - John and Charlotte (Gunson)
Fletcher - William and Elizabeth (Burton)