1881 census, only one word needed

[LDaw]

Sorry, I tried to do an attachment but the file is too large.  I don't know how to reduce it on an iPad.

1881 census.  John Burr of Washingborough.  His name is on the tenth line down.  He's followed by his wife, Mary, and son, Charles.  His granddaughter Eliza is the entry I'm interested in.  What's the word after "Eliza"?

(I've not yet tracked down which of his children Eliza belonged to.  My Ancestry subscription has lapsed so that bit will need to wait for now.)

I've been looking for any connection between an acquired aunt.  It turns out she was probably a blood relative.

(In case it helps, citation is RG11/3236/40 p 17)

Thanks

[Jebber]

Eliza Denton granddaughter

[JenB]

Denton 

[LDaw]

Thanks.  I was hoping it wasn’t a different surname.

I’m looking for Eliza Burr who was the same age and birth place (maiden name when she married was listed as Burr).

Bit more research needed.

Thanks