1549 Date Surname Christian Name daughter/son Parent(s) other info Jan 17 Forman Steven S Wylliam Forman Jan 17 Mane Annys D Chrystopher Mane Jan 27 Hadnan John S John Hadnan Feb 28 Campyon John S Symon Campion Apr 12 Hatteley Jone D John Hatteley Jun 03 Hobson Kateryn D Thomas Hobson Jun 22 Bourby Kateryn D John Bourneby Jul 11 Redde Hugh S Wylliam Redde Jul 19 Haukynse Margere D Harre Haukyns Jul 19 Haukyns Joweys D Harre Hawkyns Jul 27 Fynche Elizabethe D Volyntyn Fynche Aug 03 Arnolde Annys D Gorge Arnolde Aug 20 Kockes? Annys D John Kockes? Aug 25 Boulle Robert S John Boulle Aug 25 Bayyes Steven S Thomas Bayyes Sep 30 Clopton Margore D Steven Clopton Nov 07 Person Jone D Robert Person Nov 25 Wawpoll Annys D John Wawpoll

1605 Date Surname Christian Name Parent(s) other info Jan 12 Coxe Frances Of Ellnor Jan 12 Tripploe Jane Dau of Phillip Jan 14 Greenwood Rose Dau of Barneth Jan 20 Bell Thomas Son of Tho Jan 27 Lettice Alice Dau of Robert Jan 27 Comes Richard Son of Richard Feb 10 Blacke Agnes Dau of Duke Feb 17 Prettye Lawrence Of George Feb 17 Ramkyn The son of Tho Feb 24 Harp Priscilla Dau of John Mar 6 Carmbrook Agnes Dau of Clement Mar 6 Ibbott John Son of Edward Mar 10 Meeres Robert Son of Ed Mar 17 Basse John Son of John Mar 17 Sanders John Son of David Mar 17 Smyth Elizabeth Dau of Thomas Apr 14 Phary Grace Dau of Christopher Apr 16 Stanton Thos Son of John Apr 21 Walson Robt Son of Robt May 21 Bowyer John Son of Edward Jun 16 Pratt Alice Dau of John Jul 21 Leych William Son of Robert Sep 21 Luddington William Son of William Sep 21 Richard Son of Sep 28 Smythe Edward Son of Francis Oct 6 Newman Robert Son of John Oct 18 Eddroppe Robert Son of John Nov 03 Nicholson William Son of John Nov 24 Goodes Thomas Son of Robert Dec 06 Manfield Margaret Dau of William Dec 18 Norman Anna Dau of Charles

1548 Date Surname Christian Name daughter/son Parent(s) other info Jan 02 Darlyng Elizabeth D Annys Darlyng Jan 10 Parker Kateryn D Harre Parker Jan 10 Bourneby Kateryn D John Bourneby Jan 14 Barker Jone D Thomas Barker Feb 14 Coper Thomas S Edward Coper Mar 08 Fynche Jone D Volyntoyne Jun 16 Wayte Hugh S John Whyte Jul 03 Thorpe Kateryn D John Thorpe Jun 23 Rynggebourro Richard S John Rygeboro Sep 08 Clopton Jouse D Stevene Clopton Sen Sep 10 Boulle Elizabethe D Steven Boulle Oct 26 Allyn Steven S Roberd Allyn Nov 01 Person John S Roberd Person Nov 02 Androw Wylliam S Wylliam Androwe Nov 23 Korbet Robert S John Korbet Nov 26 Tomson Jonet D Roberd Tomson Dec 02 Dennet Rychard S Thomas Dennet

(Date) (Name/Item) (Amount) Brot Forwd 49/19/4 Pd Peacock's Rent 0/3/0 T Walker 2/ Quince 3/ 0/5/0 T Cullup 1/ Wid Allison 2/6 0/3/6 Booth's Child 2/ G T?y?od 5/ 0/7/0 Jno Mason 3/ T Dawson 1/ 0/4/0 Rt Smith 4/6 Wid Cook 4/ 0/8/6 Wid Emery 1/ Braybrooks 4/ 0/5/0 W Gardner 6/ Wid Day 2/ 0/8/0 Han Bastfield 3/ Mary Shelton 2/ 0/5/0 T Townsend 4/6 T Griffin 2/6 0/7/0 Jno Oakley 1/ Jno Narn? 4/ 0/5/0 G Walker 4/ Jno Maddy 7/ 0/11/0 Mary Fisher 3/ Wid Gardner 5/ 0/8/0 Noah Ellis 2/ Jno Markham 4/ 0/6/0 W Taylor 4/ Wid Ray 2/6 0/6/6 Wid Sumpter 3/ Wid Gobby 3/ 0/6/0 77/3/11 S Sallaway Senr 2/6 T Rowlett 5/ 0/7/6 Wid Thornton 1/6 W Barker 1/ 0/2/6 Jos Newman 2/ 0/2/0 8 Pd for a Pr of Shoes 0/4/6 S Spachly 2/6 Appleby 2/6 0/5/0 Lofty 13/ Thody's Child 1/6 0/14/6 Braybrooks 0/1/0 Jno Smith in the ford 0/3/0 The Removal of Thos Hull 0/5/0 Wid Cook for Rent 0/5/0 10th S Furnys 5/ Thos Rowlett 4/ 0/9/0 Jno Smith in the Ford 0/3/0 Mary Clark 2/ W Hull 1/ 0/3/0 Markham 2/ Jos Newman 2/ 0/4/0 Simpson 1/6 Quince 1/6 0/3/0 F Hattwood 2/ Jona Rowlett 2/ 0/4/0 12 Pd Edwd Sabey 3 Week's pay 18/7/6 Saml Speakly 0/2/6 Pd Constable's Bill 0/10/0 Shadbolt 5/ Newman 4/ 0/9/0 G Walker 4/ Oakley 1/ 0/5/0 Mr Day 4/ Sar Day 5/ 0/9/0 Card forwd 78/16/10

Page 133 When Baptised (year) Month Day Child's Christian Name Son of / Daughter of Parents Name Surname Abode Quality, Trade, or Profession By whom the Ceremony was performed 1886 Jan 31 Frederick Charles Joseph & Susan Thornton Eaton Socon Labourer Philip Willis Jan 31 Alfred Arthur & Emma Giblett Eaton Socon Labourer Philip Willis Jan 31 Mabel William& Caroline Cousin Eaton Socon Groom Philip Willis Feb 28 Arthur William Samuel & Alma Smith Eaton Socon Labourer Philip Willis Feb 28 Sydney William & Eliza Manning Eaton Socon Labourer Philip Willis Feb 28 Earnest George Christopher and Mary Annie Barnes Eaton Socon Sexton Philip Willis Feb 28 Annie John & Ann Durham Eaton Socon Labourer Philip Willis Feb 28 William Baker Thomas & Fanny Peacock Buckden Painter Philip Willis Page 134 When Baptised (year) Month Day Child's Christian Name Son of / Daughter of Parents Name Surname Abode Quality, Trade, or Profession By whom the Ceremony was performed 1886 Feb 28 Harriet Isaac & Anna Stocker Staploe Labourer Philip Willis Feb 28 Robert James Cuthbert Isaac & Anna Stocker Staploe Labourer Philip Willis Feb 28 Walter William Annie Barnes Eaton Socon Labourer Philip Willis Feb 28 Florence Charles & Annie Cole Eaton Ford Stone Mason Philip Willis March 28 Anne Margaret James & Martha Asplin Wyboston Labourer Philip Willis March 28 Alice Jane Isaac & Anna Stocker Staploe Labourer Philip Willis March 28 Emily Thomas George & Ester Abbott Eaton Socon Labourer Philip Willis March 28 George John & Jane Peck St Neots Labourer Philip Willis Page 135 When Baptised (year) Month Day Child's Christian Name Son of / Daughter of Parents Name Surname Abode Quality, Trade, or Profession By whom the Ceremony was performed 1886 March 28 Eleanor James & Eunice Aron Murfin Eaton Socon Labourer Philip Willis April 25 Beatrice Ellen James & Esther Smith Eaton Ford Labourer Philip Willis Born 10th October 1870 May 30th William Finlayson Amos & Catherine Threndkell Eaton Socon Miller T R Horley (vicar) May 30th Francis Mary Samuel & Phoebe Richardson Eaton Socon Basketmaker G Rideal Lock assistant for T R Horley Vicar May 30th William David & Mary Murfin Eaton Socon Labourer G Rideal Lock Born April 1884 May 30th Lily Charles & Charlotte Bradfield Eaton Socon Coachman G Rideal Lock May 30th Eliza Charles & Charlotte Bradfield Eaton Socon Coachman G Rideal Lock May 30th George Alfred William & Susan Anna Wright Eaton Socon Labourer G Rideal Lock Page 136 When Baptised (year) Month Day Child's Christian Name Son of / Daughter of Parents Name Surname Abode Quality, Trade, or Profession By whom the Ceremony was performed 1886 May 30th Frank William & Ellen Emma Stratton Wyboston Labourer G Rideal Lock assistant for T R Horley Vicar May 30th William Charles George & Jessica Stamford St Neots Labourer G Rideal Lock May 30th George Henry James Henry & Elizabeth Dean Eaton Socon Labourer G Rideal Lock May 30th Harry Edward Caleb & Susannah Stamford Eaton Socon Labourer G Rideal Lock June 27th Maud Arthur Charles & Sarah Ann Medlow Eaton Socon Blacksmith G Rideal Lock June 27th Florence Ethel John & Sarah Jane Carr Wyboston Eaton Socon Labourer G Rideal Lock July 25th Lilian Arthur & Mary Ann Garton Eaton Socon Groom H Mursby July 25th William Charles & Sophie Woodward St Neots Publican H Mursby Page 137 When Baptised (year) Month Day Child's Christian Name Son of / Daughter of Parents Name Surname Abode Quality, Trade, or Profession By whom the Ceremony was performed 1886 privately pl aces Dauger October 18th Charlotte John & Emma Walker Wyboston in Eaton Socon Labourer G Rideal Lock Assist Curate October 31st Ellen William Annie Peacock Eaton Ford Labourer G Rideal Lock October 31st Clara John & Sarah Cambers Eaton Ford Bricklayer G Rideal Lock October 31st Edgar George Robert & Eliza Smith Eaton Socon Labourer G Rideal Lock Born Octr 6th 1886 November 21st Katharine Faith Julia Adelaide & John Adams Eaton Socon Gentleman G Rideal Lock Novr 28th Eliza Rose Charles & Caroline Firman Eaton Socon Gentleman's Servant G Rideal Lock Novr 28th William William & Alice Thornton Eaton Socon Labourer G Rideal Lock Nov 28th Clara James & Jane Murfin Eaton Socon Labourer G Rideal Lock Page 138 When Baptised (year) Month Day Child's Christian Name Son of / Daughter of Parents Name Surname Abode Quality, Trade, or Profession By whom the Ceremony was performed 1886 Novr 28th Frederick Hartop James & Martha Darrington Wyboston in Eaton Socon Labourer G Rideal Lock Assist Curate Novr 28th Emma Edward & Susan Fletcher Eaton Socon Gardner G Rideal Lock December 26th Herbert Edward William & Henrietta Elizabeth Reed Eynesbury Labourer G Rideal Lock 1887 Private by in duge February 24th Florence Thomas & Mary Ann Ayres Little End in Eaton Socon Labourer G Rideal Lock Register Rose February 27th Ada Rose William & Clara Peacock Eaton Socon Labourer G Rideal Lock February 27th Nellie Joseph & Alice Smith Eaton Ford Labourer G Rideal Lock February 27th Clara Elizabeth Henry & Mary Watts Duloe Labourer G Rideal Lock April 11th Francis Lawrence Francis Robert & Ellen Drake Bedford Grocer G Rideal Lock

HI Listers, I will be presenting the entries as I transcribe them from an unchecked transcription available at the Hunts Record Office. Just be sure you know these are unverified. There is supposedly a project in effect to check these, but that process started in 1999, and isn't finished yet, so I'm feeling that I need these records to have something available. Hope they help you, and I'll let you know if I hear of any further progress on the checking. I've ordered more pages to be sent to me, so I'll have more than these initial years soon. Note that Eynesbury records start much earlier than St Neots, and I hope there's less gaps. Jim Bundy Eynesbury Baptisms (Parish Register, unchecked) 1545 Date Surname Christian Name daughter/son Parent(s) other info Blank Cageov Anys D William Cageov Oct 25 Allyn Edward S Roberd Allyn Nov 07 Clopton Jone D Stevyn Clopton 1547 Date Surname Christian Name daughter/son Parent(s) other info Jul 20 Manne Harre S Chrystopher Man Jul 24 Numan Hugh S Richard Numan Jul 22 Lynse Roberde S Roger Lynse Aug 06 Fiche Margore D Thomas Fyche Sep 14 Bayes Harre S Thomas Bayes Sep 30 Arnolde Johne D Gorge Arnold Oct 21 Walpoll Stevyn S John Walpoll Oct 22 Coutte Annys D Hugh Coutte Nov 10 Andrew Elizabeth D William Andrew Nov 13 Clopton Judythe Stevyn Clopton Son of Symon Nov 17 Redde Jouys D William Redde Nov 21 More Stevyn S Wylliam More Dec 29 Dryfel Annys D Rafe Dryffelde

I copied these and a few more years out during my time at the Huntingdon Record Office. I only did this to give you an idea of what the final product from the Hunts FHS will contain. I'm hoping to learn of the completion date soon. Jim Bundy St Neots Baptisms (Transcribed and checked), From Bishop's Transcripts 1604 Date Surname Christian Name Parent(s) other info Apr 1 Varding Jone Dau of John Apr 8 Nerddley(?) Alice Dau of John Apr 9 Little Frances Dau of Pig(ot) Apr 10 While Jone Dau of Richard Apr 22 Wallys Sara Dau of Richard Apr 29 Warde Margaret Dau of Radolph May 27 Gyfford Ruben Son of Lott June 10 Abbott Anna Dau of Daniel Aug 26 Medburye John Son of John Aug 26 Foote Richard Son of Richard Aug 26 Johnson Tho Son of Robert Sep 9 Maxcie Alice Dau of Henry Sep 19 Fletcher John Son of Johnothan Gent Sep 24 Wye Jane Dau of Gilbert Oct 21 Clapton Jone Dau of Robert Nov 7 Foster Ellen & Alice Twins Nov 21 Newman Robert Son of Thomas Nov 26 Payne William Son of Robert Nov 28 Medbury William Son of John Dec 2 Flanders Edward Son of ?Jasper Dec 2 Foxe William Son of Henry Dec 2 Lewes Maudlyn Of Pig(ot) Dec 9 Norman Anthony Son of Thomas Dec 13 Hawkins Anna Dau of Olliver

Hi Jim: I am so jealous. Wish I could have gone with your to St. Neots. My Thomas Palmer who married Mary Preston and had children including William Palmer (his son) Three of William Palmers children were born there. This Thomas Palmer whose father was Thomas from Brampton married Elizabeth Burneby in Pytchley Northampton. (I have some wills, but I cannot find out the father of Mary Preston. Recently a researcher check on this line and back a ways, the wifes Name Elizabeth Burton goes back in the ALEXANDER THE GREAT. (Don't know that I want to be connected to him....but it is interesting, if I could only find Mary Preston's line. Good luck Regards Nina ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim Bundy" <jbundy48@comcast.net> To: <ENG-HUNTINGDON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 19, 2005 5:26 PM Subject: Resources at the Huntingdon Record Office > Ho folks, > We've just returned from a great 3.5 week trip to the UK. I was in the > Huntingdon Record Office for 2 partial days during our final week > there, and found out some interesting things, also assisted with help > from a friend at Eaton Socon. > > I have many ancestors from in and around Eaton Socon, and if you've > been there, or looked at a map, you can see how much interaction there > must have been between Eaton Socon (historically Beds, now Hunts) and > St Neots/Eynesbury in Hunts. So, I was eager to see what the Record > office had on the unfilmed Parish Registers for Eynesbury and St > Neots. What I found was quite good news. First, the St Neots register > has all been transcribed for baptisms and marriages, checked, and is > getting typed up for publication quite soon! Finally. Eynsbury is not > so far along as yet, but has been transcribed, although not checked. > I'm ordering pages of the transcription copied and sent to me anyway. > Hey, its a start. I'll have some pages I did write out myself at the > office for you soon. So, for those of you who had ancestors in the > border area of Beds/Hunts, like me, you may get answers. That's why > I'm sending this to both lists. The very helpful staff person at the > office did note that its easy to get transcribers, but hard to get > checkers. Wish I lived there. I'd work day and night to get it done. > :) > > I do have a nice B&B to recommend at Eaton Socon for anyone > interested. Its reasonable, and about halfway between Bedford and > Huntingdon. > > Jim Bundy >

Ho folks, We've just returned from a great 3.5 week trip to the UK. I was in the Huntingdon Record Office for 2 partial days during our final week there, and found out some interesting things, also assisted with help from a friend at Eaton Socon. I have many ancestors from in and around Eaton Socon, and if you've been there, or looked at a map, you can see how much interaction there must have been between Eaton Socon (historically Beds, now Hunts) and St Neots/Eynesbury in Hunts. So, I was eager to see what the Record office had on the unfilmed Parish Registers for Eynesbury and St Neots. What I found was quite good news. First, the St Neots register has all been transcribed for baptisms and marriages, checked, and is getting typed up for publication quite soon! Finally. Eynsbury is not so far along as yet, but has been transcribed, although not checked. I'm ordering pages of the transcription copied and sent to me anyway. Hey, its a start. I'll have some pages I did write out myself at the office for you soon. So, for those of you who had ancestors in the border area of Beds/Hunts, like me, you may get answers. That's why I'm sending this to both lists. The very helpful staff person at the office did note that its easy to get transcribers, but hard to get checkers. Wish I lived there. I'd work day and night to get it done. :) I do have a nice B&B to recommend at Eaton Socon for anyone interested. Its reasonable, and about halfway between Bedford and Huntingdon. Jim Bundy

With apologies to anyone to whom I've already corresponded about this, I am interested in any information about a couple who lived in your area in the latter half of the nineteenth century. They are Julia and Henry Only Griffiths. Julia (nee Griffiths) and Henry lived in St. Neots from sometime after 1870, I believe. He was a bishop in the New Connexion Methodist Church and died in St. Neots in 1880. Julia, age 79, was listed as the principal of a ladies school living on Cambridge Street, St. Neots, in the 1891 British census. She died in St. Neots in 1895. For a book chapter or perhaps even a biography, my special interest is Julia Griffiths Crofts. In the late 1840s and early 1850s, she worked in the United States, helping the abolitionist Frederick Douglass publish his newspaper, the North Star. Upon returning to England, she continued anti-slavery work. I am particularly interested in finding letters or other family papers, but the record on Julia and Henry is so sketchy that any clues or recommendations will be most appreciated. I shall be in England later this month and plan on spending several days doing exploratory research in the St. Neots area. Thank you, Frank Fee **************************** Dr. Frank E. Fee Jr. Director, Master's Program School of Journalism and Mass Communication CB# 3365 Carroll Hall University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3365 919.962.4071 919.962.0620 Fax ffee@email.unc.edu

Hello: Is anyone looking to make a connection with relatives of the NEWTON family of Ramsey? I have just recently discovered that a branch of my family who originated in Lincolnshire moved to Ramsey in the 1800s. Chris Andrew Ontario, Canada

Hi Rosemary All I could find was the following: RG9/981 folio 67 Duck Lane St Neots James Bridges head marr 48 Bricklayers lab born St Neots Sopia (sic) Bridges wife 58 b Hail Weston Hunts Samuel J Furnace grandson unmarr 20 Ostler b St Neots Francis B Westcott grandson 8 scholar b St Neots Regards david >From: "Rosemary Davis" <rosemary.davis@rogers.com> >To: ENG-HUNTINGDON-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: WESKETT in St Neots in 1861 ? >Date: Wed, 8 Jun 2005 23:30:23 -0400 > >G'day fellow listers, >I would appreciate a lookup for George WESKETT or WES(T)COT and his >family in the 1861 census for St Neots. I expect that George, his wife >Sarah and their son, Francis about 9 years of age to be there. Are >there any other children listed? I hope so. . . . > >TIA > >Rosemary > >Ottawa, Ontario, Canada >BIFHSGO # 537 >Volunteer transcriber for <http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/> FreeBMD > >Searching for >ADAMS- Hampshire >DAVIS- Middlesex, Essex >PARRICK-Hampshire, Middlesex, Canada, USA >WESKETT and all variants - everywhere >

G'day fellow listers, I would appreciate a lookup for George WESKETT or WES(T)COT and his family in the 1861 census for St Neots. I expect that George, his wife Sarah and their son, Francis about 9 years of age to be there. Are there any other children listed? I hope so. . . . TIA Rosemary Ottawa, Ontario, Canada BIFHSGO # 537 Volunteer transcriber for <http://freebmd.rootsweb.com/> FreeBMD Searching for ADAMS- Hampshire DAVIS- Middlesex, Essex PARRICK-Hampshire, Middlesex, Canada, USA WESKETT and all variants - everywhere

Hi I have found a ancestors death certificate and wondered if anyone is researching wiles in Huntingdon in the district of Spaldwick? My william Wiles died aged 70 yrs a labourer on the 20th Aug 1846 at Backham?? it looks like and buried 22nd?? Aug 1846. Is anyone tracing the family or know any information or even if there would be a headstone for the grave still existing? Any information most appreciated or hearing from other descendents many thanks Louise in Oz.

My name is Clive Godson I am interested in the COOPER family from Offord D'Arcy So far I have got back to William COOPER b: 1839 Offord D'Arcy, who married in 1861 to Charlotte Hard b: 1843 Great Paxton

Hi, Hope I am on the right site as the area I want is known as Caxton which apparently spans the borders of Huntingdonshire and Cambridgeshire. Great Gransden = Hunts Little Gransden = Cambs In the 1901 census Joseph Fuller of Great Gransden (lived in a long street, probably a main one as the butcher, the baker, many pubs and the Baptist Chapel and school were in it, but unfortunately, the census taker forgot to name the street - that I can find - No. 1 was a pub - William the 4th). The Baptist Chapel was notated between Nos. 78 and 79 and Joseph lived in No. 81. Can someone give me an idea of the street name please. Also, in this census Joseph is age 31 and an Army Reservist on Furlough and home with his family (wife born Bedford). Can anyone give me an idea of what unit Joseph may have belonged to and why he had no occupation besides being on leave? Were reservists full time soldiers back then? Can anyone claim this family Joseph age 31, Elizabeth age 31, kids Joseph 9, Arthur 5, Frederick 2 and Alfred 1. I believe that Frederick is my uncle's father. On his son's birth certificate Frederick has a middle name of Elijah, and Frederick called his son Frederick Joseph. By backtracking, this would appear to be the only one that 'fits' the bill, not having certificates at this stage. Assuming I have the right one - Frederick Elijah married in Bedford, which means he had gone back to his mother's birth area. He married Gertrude Hickman in 1919. Can anyone help please? Thanks Sue in Australia

I would be grateful if anyone with access to Holywell PRs could see if there is a baptsim forJohn Sampson (Samson?) born c 1784 maybe as late as 1787. I have already got his marriage in 1812. Thank you very much. Sue

Hi, Since the Buckden parish records are only available at the Huntingdon Records Office, I have not been able to find out anything furthur about this Richard HARVEY, born about 1778 in Buckden. In the 1851 Census, Richard (occupation miller) was living with his son Samuel Harvey (born Debden Essex) in Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire. He had another son Richard HARVEY, a miller who was born in Thaxted, Essex about 1810. I have not yet found a marriage or any other children. Would anyone be going to the office in the next couple of weeks that would have time to see if there is a baptism in 1778 for Richard. I would also like to make contact with anyone else researching HARVEY in or near Buckden at this time. Best wishes, Charlotte Edwards

Hi all, I have just added the 1851 census to my 1841 census for the following parishes if anyone needs any help with Huntingdonshire Lookups for these parishes. Woodhurst Oldhurst Pidley St. Ives Houghton Wyton Hartford Holywell cum Needingworth Hemingford Abbots/Grey Godmanchester Bluntisham cum Earith Jan Robb.....N.Z.

Thanks to David the mystery is solved. Yet another reinforcement, if one be needed, of the superiority of "original" over "transcription". I really should have suspected this, as the birthplace of another of my ancestors, James GOODWIN, also born in Godmanchester, was given in the 1881 transcription as "Getmoor"! ----- Original Message ----- From: "David Cooper" <cooperda@hotmail.com> To: <ENG-HUNTINGDON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 23, 2005 1:30 PM Subject: RE: Julia GOODWIN missing from 1881 census > The Goodwin/Goodson mistranscription is then doubly compounded by Hunts > being transcribed as Hants, although in this case looking at the original > it's more understandable! > >>From: "Ron Goodwin" <ron_goodwin@circa1984.com> >>To: ENG-HUNTINGDON-L@rootsweb.com >>Subject: Julia GOODWIN missing from 1881 census >>Date: Mon, 23 May 2005 10:30:05 +0100 >> >>I have a relative, Julia GOODWIN, born 07 Sep 1857 in Godmanchester. I >>have trawled through the entire 1881 census, all counties, but cannot find >>her at all. She appears on the 1891 in Staffordshire and on the 1901 in >>Birmingham as a school teacher.[I do not have the 1861 or 1871 census for >>Hunts]. Can anyone hazard a guess why she is not on the 1881 please? >> >>[I considered that she might have married then parted and reverted to her >>maiden name but have looked through all of the Julias on the 1881 without >>success] >> >>Regards >>Ron Goodwin, Chorley, Lancs. >> > > > > >