I have George Wells born 1777 in Hook Norton, Oxfordshire. I have his baptism.
I have George Wells on the 1841 census Class:
HO107; Piece 879; Folio: 11; Page: 16
He is age 60 on the census. As the 1841 rounded ages down by 5 years he could be age 64. So, born perhaps 1777.
I have his will, he died 1842. He mentions his daughters Sarah and Elizabeth.
They are on the 1851 census in the same household HO107; Piece: 1732; Folio: 441; Page: 35
Also on that same census ref is an Elizabeth Wells age 15.
If the George I have the baptism of is the same person I have the will of, then Elizabeth age 15 would have been his grand niece (according to FTM)
How do I prove they are the same person?
I have George Wells on the 1841 census Class:
HO107; Piece 879; Folio: 11; Page: 16
He is age 60 on the census. As the 1841 rounded ages down by 5 years he could be age 64. So, born perhaps 1777.
I have his will, he died 1842. He mentions his daughters Sarah and Elizabeth.
They are on the 1851 census in the same household HO107; Piece: 1732; Folio: 441; Page: 35
Also on that same census ref is an Elizabeth Wells age 15.
If the George I have the baptism of is the same person I have the will of, then Elizabeth age 15 would have been his grand niece (according to FTM)
How do I prove they are the same person?
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