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    Could someone look at this census image please?

    1851:
    HO107/2410 Folio 422 Page 69

    The Longford family:

    The 2 girls transcribed as Mary and Marlia (Maria??) Or are their names Lucy and Amelia??

    I've stared and stared at this, but the contrast on my computer doesn't work and I can't decide what their names are.

    Many thanks.
    Terri x

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    Looking...or trying to!! Ancestry is at a crawl for me at the mo!
    In a muddle, as usual.



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    The 8 yr old is definitely Amelia. Not too sure about the older girl, I see both Mary & Lucy quite easily.
    In a muddle, as usual.



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    So do I, and as I can find neither a suitable Mary OR Lucy (or Amelia) on future censuses, I'm a bit stuck there! How I hate trying to find army families!
    Thanks for looking Lyn.
    Terri x

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    I can't see a Mary ...

    James
    Margaret
    Lucy ?
    James
    Harriet
    Amelia
    William
    Sarah
    ~ FOR PHOTO RESTORATIONS PLEASE SCAN AT A RESOLUTION OF 300-600 WITH THE SCALE AT 100% MINIMUM ~ http://www.flickr.com/photos/30189645@N06/

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    Quote Originally Posted by bev&kev View Post
    So do I, and as I can find neither a suitable Mary OR Lucy (or Amelia) on future censuses, I'm a bit stuck there! How I hate trying to find army families!
    Thanks for looking Lyn.

    Army families!!! Grrrrrrrr! I hate them, too!!!
    I have a doozey & I don't think that I will ever sort them out...Can't find the births, marriages or them on a census!!
    In a muddle, as usual.



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    Snap Lyn!!!

    I have (so far!) 10 assorted offspring out of this family, born in 8 different places from Waterford, Ireland to Bengal, India (with one born at sea!)

    The trouble is, when I can't find them on a census, there is no way of knowing if they are abroad, or just mistranscribed!

    And of course, the sons became soldiers, and the daughters married soldiers!

    Moan over!!

    Rach, thank you, I'm going for Lucy then.
    Terri x

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    Hi Bev

    Sorry to confuse you but I think it's Mary, not Lucy, because the "M" s seem to start at the bottom of the letter with a little curl, like the Margaret. The L in Longford hasn't got that, so I don't think it's an "L"


    Joanie

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joan of Archives View Post
    Hi Bev

    Sorry to confuse you but I think it's Mary, not Lucy, because the "M" s seem to start at the bottom of the letter with a little curl, like the Margaret. The L in Longford hasn't got that, so I don't think it's an "L"

    AAAARGH!!! Shuddup Joan, lololol!
    Terri x

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    I think the child under Margaret looks like Mary (compare the two Ms) and I think its Amelia written with a big little a if you see what I mean.
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