did she have 54 rooms in her house?

[familyfind]

looking at the 1911 census for Helen Anne Gilby Alston age 62 years, I can't understand the writing showing how many rooms in her house. It looks like 54 or S4 - what does that mean?

Although a widow she has also included the number of children born and living (then crossed out) - that also looks like S4 but I know she had 5.

can anyone help please?
Census ref: RG14PN9856 RG78PN521A RD191 SD2 ED7 SN168

[Gadget]

She has two different ways of doing an S and the one in no of rooms looks like the S in Suffolk - last entry.

However, there does seem to be a lot of people for 4 rooms 

[Gadget]

It looks quite large but not a 54 roomed house:

http://www.rootschat.com/links/01qte/

Add - previous house had 5 rooms and next had 6.

[Galium]

I think it looks like the word 'six'.  Why she would do that I can't say.

[Maggsie]

The Children numbers that are crossed out is because she is a widow.
Don't know why they do that but they do.
Maggsie

[KGarrad]

The Children numbers that are crossed out is because she is a widow.
Don't know why they do that but they do.
Maggsie

Because that question only applies to Married women - as it says in the column heading

[Maggsie]

I know that but our poster diddn't seem to, did they.
Just trying to help
Maggsie

[familyfind]

thanks for your help, I think that I will record it as 6(?) rooms in my records.

I know she had 6 children - missed out Cecil when I was counting up the children in original post.

[ShaunJ]

Agree "six". Children born and living both look like "six" also.