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Member Since: March 2003 Posts: 2,132 Send Message	Ivy	Report	22 Apr 2012 15:49
Member Since: March 2003 Posts: 2,132 Send Message	Just posting some possible sightings for John and Eliza: 1861: St Mary, Nottinghamshire Eliza Britton born abt 1822 in Nott Head Unmarried Lacemender James Britton born abt 1844 in Nott Brother Unmarried Printer 1871: St Mary, Nottinghamshire Eliza Button born abt 1822 in Nott Head Unmarried Lace mender John Button born abt 1844 in Nott (Son) Married Windsor Chair maker Sarah Rebe Button born abt 1849 in Nott (Son’s wife) Married 1881: Sneinton, Nottinghamshire Eliza Brittan born abt 1821 in Nott (Head) Widow Lace mender John Brittan born abt 1845 in Nott (Son) unm chairmaker 1891: Snenton, Nottinghamshire Eliza Britton 69 b abt 1822 in Nott (Head) Lace Hand Widow John Britton 49 b abt 1842 in Nott (Son) Chair maker Married Mary Beeby 65 b abt 1826 in Nott Lodger Lace Hand Widow
Member Since: March 2003 Posts: 2,132 Send Message	Ivy	Report	22 Apr 2012 15:52
Member Since: March 2003 Posts: 2,132 Send Message	- ah Dea, you beat me to it (I'm just going out too!), and you have found the 1841 census, hooray, which ties in Mary. I'll catch up later.
Member Since: August 2003 Posts: 65,993 Send Message	ErikaH	Report	22 Apr 2012 16:07
	Lisa Please help people to help you by spacing out your messages. A block of unpunctuated text is hard to decipher - and many people simply won't bother If you would use capital initial letters for names it would also be very helpful
Member Since: February 2008 Posts: 80 Send Message	Lisa	Report	22 Apr 2012 16:58
Member Since: February 2008 Posts: 80 Send Message	thank you guys you helped me out alot today ive still not solved it yet but i reckon with your brilliant work i might just get some where xxx
Member Since: December 2004 Posts: 24,447 Send Message	Dea	Report	22 Apr 2012 17:05
	Digest what we have given you and mix it with the info you have and then come back to us with any questions! Dea Xxx

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