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It is the 1871 census for Jane Rogers abt 1819 Hemel Hempstead, spouse is Frederick Rogers abt 1820 Hemel Hempstead, children include Charles Rogers abt 1855 Hemel Hempstead.
The address is not very clear i think it begins with an L but not sure anyone with better eyes have any suggestions?

Looking at the image for the previous page, looks like Lower Marlows.

Angela

ok i can see the lower bit so definately lower but the next bit i think on the page on of my relations has a y on the end?
what do you think, or do you think its just where they have tried to fit it all in?

Might it say Lower Marley or Morley?
EDIT Looking on other pages I agree it looks like Marlowe or Marlows,
Jan

thanks guys

Ok i have another one if anyone can help, this time on the 1881 census
James Potton abt 1853 Steeple Morden, Cambridgeshire
wife is Julia Potton abt 1856 Steeple Morden, Cambridgeshire
children include William Potton abt 1881 Steeple Morden, Cambridgeshire

I cant see part of the street name it says C???? Street
Any ideas

It looks like Cheyney Street.

Kath. x

Thanks

Another, on the 1871 census
Thomas Potton abt 1823 Cambridgeshire
wife = Eliza Potton abt 1825 Cambridgeshire
Children include James Potton abt 1850 Cambridgeshire
Could someone with better eyes than me see what they think of James occupation, i thought at first it says Fossil Digger but now im not sure as it looks as though it could be a T or a F then possibly and R
let me know what you guys think?

Having a look! But I want to know if the address really says Wet Bottom???
Anyway, looking on previous page the first letter is almost certainly an F. There is someone with the occupation of "fossil" carter too. What on earth is this I wonder.
Jan

hahaha
Thats what i have it as, why do you think it doesnt say that?

Sorry, did a bad thing and edited above post while you were replying - please read.
Well, I suppose Wet Bottom is a perfectly sensible address ....
Jan

Ian, have you looked on the following pages? I swear it is fossil digger, there are a few others in clearer writing.
Jan

Strange i wonder what it is then, there appears to be quite a few of them? theres one on the same page as my relation just above him on the census.
I just thought it looks like F_ossil or Hossil and the G's in what we think is Digger are different to those in Ag Lab

Also is a G.W.R Goods porter, a Great Western Railway goods porter?

After looking up a fossil digger on google, it would appear that there were 20 men employed on the 1871 census as fossil diggers in Cambridgeshire.
They were digging up Coal/coprolites?

How very interesting Ian. Have learnt something today!
Jan

Yes, by the way, GWR is what you say.
Jan

Thanks guys

Sorry guys have another one
1891 census
Thomas Potton abt 1823 Steeple Morden, Cambridgeshire
wife = Eliza Potton abt 1825 Steeple Morden Cambridgeshire
child = David Potton abt 1859 Steeple Morden

Street address is L_____ Rd _____ Bridge

Thanks