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[Gardener]

I think part of the Pilsley census 1841 may be missing because, browsing through,  the Pilsley section comes to a very abrupt end.

And part of the Edensor district 11 must be missing too since it starts on page 8 with children aged 8 and 3

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      Ta muchly for the info.
      Just my luck for parts of census missing     

[Gardener]

 Ta muchly for the info.
 Just my luck for parts of census missing

I asked around and Find My Past may have the missing bit from this Edensor part, only it is difficult to read apparently.

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               Goodo, I will try them, will have access to that
               on Tuesday when I go to the FHC.
               Am wondering if it is worth my while to order the
               microfilms for the census. Depends upon FindMyPast
               I guess.
               Ta muchly

[didowells]

I've had a look at the Edensor 1841 census.  Some of the pages are awful but maybe someone with better eyes could read them.  If the pages were downloaded it may be possible to make them better using an editing program.

FindMyPast gives William Bark with Mary Furniss at Edensor in 1841 but again I can't read it.  His wife Mary was on the Beeley 1841 census at Park Gate Farm HO 107/183/4/11.

We have just started a Beeley Heritage Group and I have a database of all the census at Beeley if I can help at all.

Di

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             Thanks for that Di.
             Have to see what I can do now.
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[maidmarianoops]

 
http://www.thrower.org.uk/edensor/frames.htm
boy this should help


sylvia

Grave No. 4C4
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
James Son of Thomas and Ann Bark,
who died July 16. 1847,
Aged 14 years
ALSO of the above named Ann Bark
who died February 25, 1853.
Aged 57 Years.
The days wherein I past my life.
Were like a fleeting shade:
And I am withered like the grass,
That soon away doth fade.""
ALSO of the above named Thomas Bark who
died November 7. 1863, aged 73 years.
Blefsed are they that die in the Lord.

Grave No. 4C5

SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
George Bark who died June 26, 1840,
Aged 80 Years.
'Cast me not off in the time of old age;
forsake me not when my strength faileth'.

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        ooooooooooooo  my stars, thank you ever so much
        Sylvia.
        Pieces and gathering nicely
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           Greetings Sylvia,
           Thanks again for that site. I just love the
           way it is set up.
           You're quite correct, it sure does help
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