Word Under Lodger

[Daffern2020]

Both of them are lodgers but have a word under each?

Based on the surnames they should be related to the head of the household in some way.

[JenB]

Please could you say which census, and give the reference so that we can look at the entire page?

[Daffern2020]

Please could you say which census, and give the reference so that we can look at the entire page?

Yes of course - 1851 census - Warwickshire - Packwood - ALL - 1 - page 14.

https://www.ancestry.co.uk/imageviewer/collections/8860/images/WARHO107_2071_2071-0675?pId=9439673

Top Sarah Warner
Bottom Charles Warner

[JenB]

For anyone else who wants to look, the reference is HO 107/2071/351/13

I think it says ' Relitave (i.e. relative) & Lodger'.

[Jebber]

I Also suggest It say Relative, which fits with them having the sane surname as the household.

[Daffern2020]

For anyone else who wants to look, the reference is HO 107/2071/351/13

I think it says ' Relitave (i.e. relative) & Lodger'.

Thanks, yeah that makes sense. I do wonder what that little T/4 mark is at the end is though?

[JenB]

It's an ampersand, i.e. & (and)

[Daffern2020]

It's an ampersand, i.e. & (and)

Thanks, I can see that now. Handy for the future.