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WILLIAM HENRY WAS THE MIDDLE CHILD OF SAMUEL & TEMPERANCE JULYAN IN THE 1855 CANNOT FIND HIM ON THE 1871 CENSUS OTHER TWO CHILDREN STILL AT HOME, COULD THIS BE AN ERROR OR JUST NOT THEIR WHEN THE CENSUS WAS TAKEN ANY CLUES PLEASE ?

I shall have a look, Geoff. Have you contacted the online parish clerk for her help, too. :-) Joy

There is a William Julian in 1871, a Farm Servant, living in Egloshayle, at a farm of a widowed Elizabeth Pedlar. He is age 17, born Withiel.

So... I have been shopping spend loads of money i haven't got and had me dinner.....I have an hour to spare, so Whats the latest, where are you to date?.has anything stood out? theres too many mesages to read, easier to just ask.. Carrie

That seems to fit with g great dads birth place and his bride to be was eliza jane pedlar must be the connection as to why he wasn't on the cuby census great work thankyou

Just in case this helpd (or maybe hinders) Inmate St Clement St Clement was the old parish Workhouse, later converted to the Union Workhouse. St Clement is a pretty, rural area just outside Truro. But the Union Workhouse, called St Clement because of a peculiarity in the boundaries, is actually built slap bang in the middle of what is now a main dual carriageway through the centre of Truro. It is still there today but has been converted into extremely upmarket flats and apartments. The OLD, original Parish Workhouse, which was situated in St Clement, was used as a fever/isolation hospital for the poor - a sort of annexe to the main Workhouse, but a mile or so from it, once the Union Workhouse was built in the centre of Truro. Cornwall County Council website has a link to History. The Cornish are all deeply interested in thjeir family history and I think you will find the OPC extremely helpful and knowledgable. I live near Truro, so am happy to do any ferreting for you, but please bear in mind that the Cornwall Records Office has a long wait for appointments. Olde Crone

Help!! I have come across a snag with Eliza jane( pedlar) julyan. I have notes on her parents, mother called Emma Rosvear father called Josiah Chapman supposidly where would i get the pedlar from maybe a second marriage would it be possible?

On the 1871 she is widowed. Image being sent to you now. Joy

Last Problem for today i promise, William h on the 1851 census Parents as we now know Samuel and Temperance, shows wh born Tregony the 1871 shows born withiel which is where the confusion sets in because 99.9% matches with my Tree, which do you think is correct or do we have the wrong parents?

Jim, you have lost me what neighbours are you talking about?

Thanks Jim.

This is a very useful site for Cornwall: www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/Cornwall Try clicking on Cornwall Towns and Parishes at the top of the screen. Underneath ''Select a letter below to go directly to entries starting with that letter'', click on 'W' and you will see information about Withiel Another interesting site: www.tregoneyhistory*.*co.uk

Joy, my head is spinning, i don't who i'm looking for anymore. is it always this hard to track info, i don't know where to look for all these census 1871 1861.

Re assure me that Samuel and Temperance are Wh parents and we will leave it at that for tonight, somebody pleaseeeee.

GOOD MORNING TO YOU ALL,

Just wondering how typical this surname was in the area? I haven't come across it before apart from Col Julyan in Du Maurier's Rebecca. ( I am often looking at docs etc from this part of the world as have relatives there). Given she wrote about that part of the world thought it may be of interest if you weren't aware? Curious.

Geoff, the 1871 census came be found free online within the www.kindredconnections*.*com site (please delete asterisk). People are kindly looking up census for you on www.ancestry*.*com to which one has to pay to subscribe to read the census, for the 1861 etc. Keep asking questions, we shall try to help. I have only been researching my family's history - the social type, geographical etc not just names and dates - since 1999, so I am still on an upward learning curve. First, I went to the library to borrow two particular books, then bought them - George Pelling's Beginning Family History, and Colin Roger's Family Tree Detective. Joy

Geoff - another useful thing to do would be to subscribe (free) to the rootsweb mailing list for Cornwall. You may meet other Julyan researchers there as well as the online parish clerks. For this - go to www.rootsweb*.*com (delete asterisk, please) - once there, click on Mailing lists, scroll down to the box marked International, and click on England. Then click on CORNISH-GEN. Scroll down, and click on Subscribe to CORNISH-GEN-D (digest). That will produce an email from you to send to subscribe to the mailing list. You will receive a welcome email which is self-explanatory. Joy

SECOND TIME OF TRYING , MESSAGE HAS GONE ADRIFT SOMEWHERE THANKS TO ALL, SAMUEL AND TEMPERANCE WERE WHJ PARENTS CONFIRMED BY THE OPC TODAY, WH WAS MISSING FROM CENSUS AS HE WAS IN ANOTHER PARISH AT TIME. AGAIN THANKS TO ALL FOR YOUR TIME AND EFFORT ON THIS. AS WE SAY ' PROPER JOB ME ANSOMES.