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Offline Mean_genie

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Re: 1939 Register
« Reply #18 on: Tuesday 10 December 19 21:28 GMT (UK) »
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Why would they have not named a single resident at an address in the 1939 register?

  I know the house was occupied, well at least I have been told that the 'Jones' family were living there at that time - "I lived at 47 Durley Ave Pinner in 1937(aged 2)".

    I was just across the road at No.74 from November 1937 when the houses in our Avenue were first built.

     Then why the Tick to the left of the address?

The tick is probably a 'V' which denotes a vacant property. It doesn't necessarily mean unoccupied, it could just mean that the occupants were away from home at the time of the enumeration, in which case they should be enumerated wherever they happened to be on the night of 29 September 1939.

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Re: 1939 Register
« Reply #19 on: Tuesday 10 December 19 21:31 GMT (UK) »
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"I lived at 47 Durley Ave Pinner in 1937(aged 2)".

That means the child would have been 4 in 1939 so perhaps evacuated with their mother.
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Re: 1939 Register
« Reply #20 on: Wednesday 11 December 19 07:53 GMT (UK) »
  Thought of that so looked for family elsewhere - no luck.

Just because you could not find them does not mean they were not elsewhere - some of them were still alive and would not show, and Jones is a very common surname - or is Jones being used by you as an alias to maintain privacy?