Here’s a poser for Listers with BRIDGMAN interests. I have recently been having another look at the extended family of my great-grandmother Esther BRADLEY (1833) at Ashford Hill, and in particular the link via her sister Eliza BRADLEY with the BRIDGMAN family. In so doing, I have found something curious in the 1891 census. In 1891, Thomas COOPER, a shoemaker at Ecchinswell ("Itchingswell")has as lodgers in his household Alice BRIDGMAN (8)and George BRIDGMAN (13) - John LEWIS shows this on his website. Alice & George look to be the two youngest children of Dennis BRIDGMAN & Hannah [WYTHE], and grandchildren of Daniel BRIDGMAN & Eliza [BRADLEY]. However, "over in another part of the forest", we find that Dennis and Hannah are at Plaistow Green and have with them their sons Frederick BRIDGMAN(22) and George BRIDGMAN(13). So - was George ‘moonlighting’ in two places at once?! Were there two Georges both born circa. 1878 at Kinsgclere? I certainly don’t know of another pair of George & Alice BRIDGMAN of those ages - although I note that the George lodging with Thomas COOPER is said to have been born at Ecchinswell, whereas Dennis BRIDGMAN’s son was, I believe, born in the Woodlands area. Any ideas? Mike ___________________________________________________________ Yahoo! Mail is the world's favourite email. Don't settle for less, sign up for your free account today http://uk.rd.yahoo.com/evt=44106/*http://uk.docs.yahoo.com/mail/winter07.html