mis-transcribed surname- beat this

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Member Since: December 2009 Posts: 13,491 Send Message	Maddie	Report	15 Jul 2011 16:12
	my great grandfathers surname was Tredgold, quite simple, not in 1851 he was Toredgate 1861 Tredgolds 1871 Freggolf 1881 Fredgold 1891 Tredgold - hurray correct 1901 can't find and it was only thats to a very clever and helpful member of genes i found the ones starting with f no names to spare her blushes maddie
Member Since: January 2004 Posts: 16,020 Send Message	Sharron	Report	15 Jul 2011 16:25
	On one census around Midhurst I found a family called something like Tubbergdun. Now that is not a local name but Stubbington is and anybody can get a cold.
Member Since: December 2009 Posts: 13,491 Send Message	Maddie	Report	15 Jul 2011 16:31
	glad tubbergun is not my name maddie
Member Since: December 2009 Posts: 3,704 Send Message	TeresaW	Report	15 Jul 2011 18:04
	I hope that enumerator caught the cold off them then LOL
	Researching: Lovell, Morse, Baker, Duval, Mortlock, Gibbs and Bristow.