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Colette

Colette Report 17 Jul 2003 17:21

So sorry Vera. i must admit to writing your name off the top of my head. By the way it's COLETTE not COLLETTE! to cap it all my middle name is Rosemarie-not Rosemary, and my maiden name was Pearse, not Pearce/Pierce. I married a Rogers-thought that one was easy-oh no most people spell it Rodgers. So, I DO know how you feel. I do apologise once again-and thanks again also for the decoder exercise via Ann (no 'e')

Vera

Vera Report 17 Jul 2003 11:10

Collette This shows the problems we have with this hobby - our surname is now BROMAGE and over the decades it has been Bromwich, Brommage, Bramage, Bromidge, Brimmage, Bromwitch,Bromich and all in between. Thanks for the compliment. Vera BROMAGE Manchester, LAN

Colette

Colette Report 16 Jul 2003 17:56

Kathleen, Your a gem! I'm only just starting out with this, so have copied it onto the back of my "exercise" for the 1901 decoder forarded to me, very kindly, by Ann Lazenby via Vera Brummage.

Unknown

Unknown Report 14 Jul 2003 11:37

Kathleen That is most helpful. Thank you very much! Richard Chippenham

Kathleen

Kathleen Report 14 Jul 2003 04:28

Richard here are the dates from 1801 to 1901 - sorry if they go wonky but my brain has gone to sleep - wish I could! 1801 - 10th March 1811 - 23rd May 1821 - 28th May 1831 - 30th May 1841 - 7th June 1851 - 30th March 1861 - 7th April 1871 - 2nd April 1881 - 3rd April 1891 - 5th April 1901 - 31st March

Unknown

Unknown Report 14 Jul 2003 00:45

Could I ask a small question (which may have been covered before) but - can anyone tell me the actual dates that censuses were taken? Richard Chippenham