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1861 census for Bradford please

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BarbaraFromYorkshire

BarbaraFromYorkshire Report 8 Aug 2011 21:08

Did you notice this on IGI ?

ELIZABETH HASKER
Event(s):
Birth:
Christening: 12 JUL 1835 Knaresborough, Yorkshire, England

Parents
Father: ROBERT HASKER
Mother: JANE


I wondered why She wasn't on the 1841 census --but then found this

Death
Name: Elizabeth Husker
Date of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar 1841
Registration district: Knaresborough
Inferred County: Yorkshire West Riding
Volume: 23
Page: 218
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Bless her

Researching:
Photo of Lea Cottages, Wentworth, South Yorks.----it was home to my Maternal grandparents and their 11 children for many years--the ROBINSON's from Wentworth--also reseaching HOBSON, Rotherham and Sheffield area -- TERRY's from South Milford--PAINTER's from Wakefield,West Yorks area and Swinton / Mexborough South Yorks. SHILLITO from Wombwell South Yorks

Frances

Frances Report 9 Aug 2011 09:16

Thanks again Barbara, it does seem strange that Robert and Jane were so selective about which children to have christened or perhaps it is erratic transcription?
I haven't started looking for Ann Robinson yet but, like the Simpsons, she may stay nearer to me in Rawdon than move towards Wentworth! However the sun is now very bright and I will have to return to work in my garden - addiction put aside for a while.

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