Trying to decipher this 1851 census entry- does that read as "concubine" ?

[mijath]

I'm amazed by this, I've never seen anything like it.

I'm sure we've all come across a multitude of interesting terms being used on baptism records for illegitimate children (usually pre-1813)...but on a census? 

[suzard]

In my tree I have one woman described as paramour - a couple of prostitutes - and a few children who are "supposed" daughter or son

It certainly is interesting -especially when your family are very religious !!!!

Suz

[Rosinish]

a few children who are "supposed" daughter or son

Suz

   Now, was that the 'supposed' father's words 

If it was the mother then that would be a huge problem 

Apologies to UD 'OP' (a bit off topic) but funny 

Annie

[UpstairsDown]

No problem. I am as amused as the rest of you. Not sure I ever thought a mason's cottage could be a den of iniquity!

[josey]

Possible older child who may have died.......
Transcription a bit wonky but could fit possibly (if it is an error) 
Richard Terkeet Sheer
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:2N3T-D2P

probably not the mason's family - found this baptism:
Name:   Richard Tarkitt Sheer
Gender:   Male
Baptism Date:   27 Oct 1842
Baptism Place:   Tywardreath,Cornwall,England
Father:   John Sheer
Mother:   Jane
FHL Film Number:   254172

[Rosinish]

Thanks UD 

My genealogy thoughts are....

Be prepared for anything, discard/disregard nothing   

Annie

[Rosinish]

Thanks Josey,

At least it eliminates a possible 

Annie

[UpstairsDown]

It does indeed. I am currently skipping back through the generations getting basic dates for this branch. Then the fun searches begin- court, prison and transportation records!

[Rosinish]

I'm so envious UD as I have nothing 'exciting' in my tree.

As long as you keep your Downside Up

I have one who was convicted of Manslaughter for the death of his own mother!
The mother murdered was my father's 1st cousin (parents were brother & sister)!

My father was still alive when this happened but needless to say, I didn't tell him about it!

Annie