What are the details crossed out in this 1911 census?

[Gadget]

Just wondering if it could be something like Annuitant  with a strike out line through the second letter

 

Added - can't be - I see it's in the relationship to head 

[heywood]

I wondered about that, but the line above the boarder looks thicker as if it is the end of a different household above.   

There is a bolder line after 5 entries and then 10 entries on the census pages. They are all like that in 1911.

[Wiggy]

I wondered about that, but the line above the boarder looks thicker as if it is the end of a different household above.   

There is a bolder line after 5 entries and then 10 entries on the census pages. They are all like that in 1911.

Thanks for that - will try to remember for future reference.   

[JenB]

Was the ‘long s’ still used around 1911? I thought the word could possibly have been ‘assistant’ with the second letter of the word being a long s

[Forfarian]

Was the ‘long s’ still used around 1911? I thought the word could possibly have been ‘assistant’ with the second letter of the word being a long s

I did briefly wonder about that, but a female cook as an assistant to a carter seems a bit odd.

Also odd, though nothing do to with deciphering, is that the son's birth is in FreeBMD but not in the GRO online index; I can't be sure of having found the daughter's birth; I can't find the marriage; and I have no idea where the husband was. Or why the information about Isabelle's marriage and number of children has been crossed out.

[avm228]

There’s an index-only baptism for Edgar Leslie Knight at Stafford (surprisingly) on 19 March 1908, son of George Henry Knight & Isabel.

[heywood]

What was Isabelle’s maiden name?

[Forfarian]

There’s an index-only baptism for Edgar Leslie Knight at Stafford (surprisingly) on 19 March 1908, son of George Henry Knight & Isabel.

Yes, I found that too, and it doesn't seem to make sense if he was born in Bristol.

[Forfarian]

What was Isabelle’s maiden name?

I don't know. That is one of the things I would like to find out but as the birth index entry is missing from the GRO online index I have no way of knowing it for certain in the short term.