Name; age; place of birth; relation to householder.
That's all that was collected in the old census. I've looked up my family tree using the released censii (?), and found it useful. Both mothers-in-law were living in the houses of my father's grandfathers, which allowed me to follow the maternal lines back to their towns of birth. My great-grandfather was working as a postie in Marylebone in 1871 I also discovered, so I guess I don't begrudge the census completely...
But 31 pages? Fuck off.
Hat tip: Calling England
That's all that was collected in the old census. I've looked up my family tree using the released censii (?), and found it useful. Both mothers-in-law were living in the houses of my father's grandfathers, which allowed me to follow the maternal lines back to their towns of birth. My great-grandfather was working as a postie in Marylebone in 1871 I also discovered, so I guess I don't begrudge the census completely...
But 31 pages? Fuck off.
Hat tip: Calling England
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Well worth a butchers.
Thanks, I'm checking it now.
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