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About LinkBacksIve just found my grt gran on 1911 census , however it says two children alive , my grt Aunt is 3 at time to whom i always thought the eldest . Im not aware of any other children , do you think it a mistake
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Ive just found my grt gran on 1911 census , however it says two children alive , my grt Aunt is 3 at time to whom i always thought the eldest . Im not aware of any other children , do you think it a mistake
I would not think it is a mistake the census was filled in by the head of the house hold. Post your g/grans name and let someone else take a look.
'' No one knows who we are or where we are going until we have been and gone ''.
Researching the following families;
Kitchin & Sharpe, Cumberland, Canada, USA : Dixon, Lancashire, Westmorland, USA
Fell & Hanslow, Warwickshire, Staffordshire, USA Australia.
Guess, Buckinghamshire : Meakins, Northamptonshire
Census data courtesy & Copyright, of the UK National Archives
John Harvey head 29 8 yrs married occ . bricklayer b. great yarmouth .
Living at No8 John St. Garden Lane Great Yarmouth [ southern District ]
Thanks Noggin.
It could be correct taken at face value. I can only think of one idea, try looking for a grand-child with Johns parents or is wife's parents.
eg. Charles Grandson M 0 (5 MONTHS) 1911 Great Yarmouth Norfolk living with a family called Green
'' No one knows who we are or where we are going until we have been and gone ''.
Researching the following families;
Kitchin & Sharpe, Cumberland, Canada, USA : Dixon, Lancashire, Westmorland, USA
Fell & Hanslow, Warwickshire, Staffordshire, USA Australia.
Guess, Buckinghamshire : Meakins, Northamptonshire
Census data courtesy & Copyright, of the UK National Archives
Thanks Noggin will do
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