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1891 Census Request for Help
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Robert | Report | 3 Jul 2003 01:56 |
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Hi, Stephen Finding the names individually in London isn't a problem. But I have been totally unable to find one family with all the names together in one place. Sorry. Regards Bob |
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Stephen | Report | 2 Jul 2003 20:25 |
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I have lost a family from the 1891 census. Robert Fuller age 40, Lousia Fuller age 38, Arthur Fuller age 5, Frederick Fuller age 14 and Bertie Fuller age 10. They were in Newington London in 1881 amd 1901 although at different addresses. I have searched on the 1891 census on ancestry.com and cannot find them. Can anybody help. Maybe a fresh pair of eyes will find them. Many thanks. Stephen |
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