1939 Register

[KGarrad]

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[Top-of-the-hill]

  It looks as if I need to take it up with the National Archive.

[KGarrad]

Just like census returns, I don't think there is a logical sequence of family members?
Were there any children from a previous marriage?

[Top-of-the-hill]

  It is not just this family - it happens throughout this village record. I have not seen it anywhere else.
 another section below. I am pretty sure that 2 of these couples had no children.

[CaroleW]

Ref reply 8 - possibly evacuees?  My brothers entry was opened after his death in 2020 and he was an evacuee in another county with a couple with an adult son

[Top-of-the-hill]

  Evacuees could be a possibility, but why insert them between husband and wife?