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Oh Ye Wise Ones.

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Clive

Clive Report 1 Jul 2007 15:54

Thanks Gwyn Obvious isn't it? I didn't think of going back but having found that 10 years later they were Chambers that was enough. The transcriber has made a lot of mistakes and I just assumed it was yet another! Clive

Gwyn in Kent

Gwyn in Kent Report 1 Jul 2007 15:22

Marriages Mar 1845 >>>CHAMBERS Alfred Plomesgate 12 537 Clodd Emily Plomesgate 12 537 FISHER Robert Plomesgate 12 537 >>>FISK Hannah Plomesgate 12 537 Is this the marriage on freebmd? If so, I can't think why she is still called FISH... Yes I think she / they were likely to be CHAMBERS Gwyn

Clive

Clive Report 1 Jul 2007 15:05

The 1851 census for Sweffling shows Hannah Fish (b 1825, Sweffling) as the wife of Alfred Chambers. The 1861 census shows Hannah Chambers as a widow servant and her children James born 1846, Sweffling, and Hannah, born 1848, Sweffling as boarders in Lambeth St Mary. The children are now called Chambers too. Jethro born 1850 appears to have died as a Chambers in 1852. Are we agreed that in the 1851 census the Fish people ought to be called Chambers? Clive (apprentice not yet journeyman)

Clive

Clive Report 1 Jul 2007 14:58

In a mo