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Frances in Norwich

Frances in Norwich Report 5 Feb 2005 22:10

Brian, Do you have any other names (eg.parents)? I have had a quick look on the 1801-1837 marriage index. Have found lots of Garner`s from all over Norfolk,( but nothing that could be shortened to NK) Why not ask for a look up on the 1851 census, or have you tried the 1837 Online? If you can come up with more info I will try and help. Frances

McB

McB Report 5 Feb 2005 21:55

Frances James Garner born c 1841

Frances in Norwich

Frances in Norwich Report 5 Feb 2005 21:51

Hi Brian, I live in Norfolk and cannot think of anywhere that would have that abbreviation. My guess is that it is a shortened form of Norfolk. What names and dates do you have? Frances

Crista

Crista Report 5 Feb 2005 21:50

Brian, Is this from a census? I think that means the enumerator wasn't given the village. Could be the person was away at the time and the wife didn't know which village he was born in. Crista

Kate

Kate Report 5 Feb 2005 21:49

N K usually means "not known".

Paul

Paul Report 5 Feb 2005 21:47

Could it possibly be an abbreviation for Norfolk? Or Not Known where in Norfolk? Or a third one - is there somewhere in the county that can be shortened to NK? Paul

McB

McB Report 5 Feb 2005 21:45

I have a birth address of my GGG grandfather of NK Norfolk anybody know what this means? Brian