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Jill

Jill Report 27 Jul 2010 14:20

aww very kind of you all, it might help for someone else to have a look you never know!

william walton born 1857 liverpool and mary emma walton nee wynne born 1872 ellesmere shropshire. at time of 1901 census living in the hanmer flintshire area or bettisfield shropshire area. william was a blacksmith journeyman.

many thanks

Janice

Janice Report 27 Jul 2010 12:32

Do you want to post some details so we can help you?

Rambling

Rambling Report 27 Jul 2010 12:28

More often than not they are there somewhere , some are so wildly mistranscribed, others have been put down as having the surname of
previous entry so that's matter of trawling through the images really, if you know the area they lived. ( that said I have a 'lost ' one also)

If you want me to look I'm always willing to give it a go lol

Rose xx

Researching:

Deanna

Deanna Report 27 Jul 2010 12:22

I know how you feel Jill.
I am still looking for one of mine, and have been for at least TWO YEARS.
Just keep searching and do what you are doing... ask for help.
There will be someone out there who 'knows' something.
AND... when you find them , ask them about my G.G.Grandfather, will you? ;-0)
Good luck.
Deanna X

Jill

Jill Report 27 Jul 2010 12:07

has anyone any tips on finding someone on a census? i have searched the 1901 census extensively but no trace of my grt grandparents. i have tried name variations but no luck it's very frustrating especially when they show up on every other census inc 1911! 1901 is the one i really need as hopefully it will have information on it vital to my research.

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