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1891 census for Leeds please

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Astra

Astra Report 28 May 2011 12:40

Birth of James. He was born before they married.

Births Jun 1847 (>99%)
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Thrippleton James Webster Hunslet 23 333

Researching:
More in hope than expectation!

Frances

Frances Report 28 May 2011 13:29

Thank you Astra. That suggests James is

Births Jun 1847
Thrippleton James Webster Hunslet
23 333

I have just seen you already got the above - it was on the next page. Silly me.
so his age of 1 in 1851 and 21 1871 is in question. If ever a family set out to confuse .....
Of course I am still no further forward in finding the correct John Milnes 1848! Maybe if I had both sets of parents for him in 1851 I might get another clue?

Frances

Frances Report 28 May 2011 13:58

At last I have determined that my John is

Milnes John 1848 Leeds Leeds, North Leeds

as the 1847 Armley birth is a Boiler Maker in Hunslet in 1881.

Can anybody see him in 1851 please

Mary

Mary Report 28 May 2011 14:33

1851 North Leeds D2f 9
108,high Street
george milnes 1818 leeds
Ann 1820 Leeds
John 1848 leeds.

I was thinking this one was the one.

Maryb

Researching:
Farrar, Jessop, Ward, Booth, Wragg, Walsh.

Frances

Frances Report 28 May 2011 14:36

Thank you Maryb. This has been a most rewarding and interesting thread. My friend should be really pleased with all we have found out about his ancestors - he didn't have a clue!

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