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Member Since: April 2004 Posts: 17,958 Send Message	Chris Ho :)	Report	27 Jun 2017 10:36
	(can't stay at present!, but neither could I AQ, was going to re-check today, but quite a few images, I did the 5 for 1870) Chris :)
Member Since: September 2015 Posts: 5,278 Send Message	AustinQ	Report	27 Jun 2017 09:51
	I'm not seeing that heading in the Westminster Rate Books on FMP. Where did you see it?
Member Since: January 2003 Posts: 432 Send Message	hotchoc	Report	26 Jun 2017 13:48
	1869/70/71
	Researching: Whitmore
Member Since: April 2004 Posts: 17,958 Send Message	Chris Ho :)	Report	26 Jun 2017 13:02
	yes, just wondered which Rate Book year you had seen... Chris :)
Member Since: January 2003 Posts: 432 Send Message	hotchoc	Report	26 Jun 2017 10:58
	My Thomas whitmore was born in Westminster 45 Charles st
	Researching: Whitmore
Member Since: April 2004 Posts: 17,958 Send Message	Chris Ho :)	Report	26 Jun 2017 08:45
	How sure are you it is your Thomas?, below are on Find My Past, looking at past Thomas Whitmore 'Threads', presuming it would be Westminster, which years did you see?... Chris :) Manchester Rate Books 1706-1900 Census, Land & Surveys Rate Books Plymouth & West Devon Rate Books 1598- 1933 Census, Land & Surveys Rate Books South Australia Rate Books Census, Land & Surveys Land & estates Southwark Rate Books Census, Land & Surveys Rate Books Westminster Rate Books 1634-1900 http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards/board/ancestors/thread/1364824 (one from google search)
Member Since: March 2003 Posts: 26,284 Send Message	ArgyllGran	Report	25 Jun 2017 21:31
	When you say "everyone on that page", do you mean tenants of different flats in one building or street? Andysmum's suggestion of maybe the India Board owning the building(s) could fit that scenario? I don't understand what "occupier's organisation" means, in any case!
	Researching: Old genealogists never die.....they just lose their census.
Member Since: January 2003 Posts: 432 Send Message	hotchoc	Report	25 Jun 2017 17:32
	I don't think so because everyone on that page said the same thing, odd isn't it x
	Researching: Whitmore
Member Since: January 2008 Posts: 2,697 Send Message	Andysmum	Report	25 Jun 2017 16:49
	Certainly sounds a bit odd. Perhaps he supplied fruit to the company? Another thought - did the India Board own the buildings where his shop was, so that he paid his rates to them?
Member Since: January 2003 Posts: 432 Send Message	hotchoc	Report	25 Jun 2017 16:30
	I don't really understand, he was a fruitier, what does the schools or even India have anything to with him when he spent his life in London? Sounds a bit strange x
	Researching: Whitmore
Member Since: January 2003 Posts: 432 Send Message	hotchoc	Report	25 Jun 2017 16:27
	Hi it was the 1860s x
	Researching: Whitmore
Member Since: January 2008 Posts: 2,697 Send Message	Andysmum	Report	25 Jun 2017 16:22
	According to Google it's the Schools Examination Board for the Indian Government. How far back are we talking? In the 1800's it could have been the East India Company.
Member Since: January 2003 Posts: 432 Send Message	hotchoc	Report	25 Jun 2017 15:48
	Does anyone know stated in the rate books when looking for my ancestor Thomas Whitmore, it stated at the top under the heading OCCUPIERS ORGANISATION - India board. What does this mean?
	Researching: Whitmore

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