Berty John Bullas mother's name

[seahall]

Hi Andrea.

I took copies of the workhouse records many moons ago at the Northampton Record Office.

They are burials records for Eliza and George on Anc*** .  Pages 87-89.

I can not see anything for Lavender I am afraid.

I am still looking.

Sandy

[harrygeorge1]

Hi Andrea.

I took copies of the workhouse records many moons ago at the Northampton Record Office.

They are burials records for Eliza and George on Anc*** .  Pages 87-89.

I can not see anything for Lavender I am afraid.

I am still looking.

Sandy

I am yet to find anyone who has found a death record for Lavender, thank you for looking.

Andrea.

[Dundee]

He is living in the Union Workhouse with "Aunt" Phoebe Bullas......

......Berty is recorded as John Bertrum Bullas (the line under Phoebe) in the workhouse, he is down as nephew.

Have a look at the original census.  Nowhere does it say 'Aunt' or 'Nephew'.

Debra 

[BumbleB]

He is living in the Union Workhouse with "Aunt" Phoebe Bullas......

......Berty is recorded as John Bertrum Bullas (the line under Phoebe) in the workhouse, he is down as nephew.

Have a look at the original census.  Nowhere does it say 'Aunt' or 'Nephew'.

Debra 

I may be totally wrong, but my interpretation of A and C is "Adult" and "Child" based on age. Unfortunately the person completing the forms is not totally consistent.

[BumbleB]

Sorry, wrong interpretation    FindMyPast have another page to this part of the 1891 census return:

[harrygeorge1]

He is living in the Union Workhouse with "Aunt" Phoebe Bullas......

......Berty is recorded as John Bertrum Bullas (the line under Phoebe) in the workhouse, he is down as nephew.

Have a look at the original census.  Nowhere does it say 'Aunt' or 'Nephew'.

I think the transcript on ANC***** have classed the A as meaning Aunt.

Debra 

[BumbleB]

Is this the entry in 1891 census to which you are referring?

[harrygeorge1]

Is this the entry in 1891 census to which you are referring?

That is the image of the census but I was talking about the page you see before you view the image.

[BumbleB]

I am assuming that the "page before you see before you view the image" refers to a transcription of the page.

What I found on FindMyPast was the image of the page - with page 1 printed in the top right-hand corner, and there are 4 pages listing names, ages etc.  However, whilst FindMyPast has a total of 9 images in connection with the workhouse, Ancestry have only 5.