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29-12-09, 04:41
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Missing in 1861?
I have a family missing in the 1861 census and wondered if someone else may be able to locate them, I have searched and searched.
They are in St Giles in London in the 1841,1851 and 1871, so must be there in the 1861 1851 @ 4 Kings Arms Yard - St Giles Thomas Ruth H M 24 a basket maker born St Giles Mary Ruth wife M 22 John Ruth son 3 Thomas Ruth son aged 1 1871 @ 10 Newton St - St Giles Thomas Ruth H M 43 a basket maker b.St Giles Mary Ruth wife M 43 ditto Wiliam Ruth son 19 ditto Mary Ruth dau 14 ditto George Ruth son age? a scholar Elizabeth Ruth dau 6 ditto Anne Ruth 4 and Emma Ruth 10 months Any help would be much appreciated, thankyou
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29-12-09, 06:58
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He is there as Thos, at 33 Charles St St Giles
RG9; Piece: 170; Folio: 83; Page: 17; GSU roll: 542585 Thos Ruth 34 Mary Ruth 33 Willm Ruth 7 Geo Ruth 5 Mary Ruth 3 Thos Ruth 3weeks
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29-12-09, 07:54
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Christine - thankyou so much, I knew they had to be there, but tried many variations of the surname - Rust, Rush etc - I didn't think about the christian names being shortened.
I am most grateful. ....rushes off to check it out for myself..........
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29-12-09, 08:02
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That was an interesting enumerator Christine. He may have abbreviated all the christian names, but in the place of birth he wrote the names of the streets they were born in, which is of added interest - an excellent find all round thanks to you.
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29-12-09, 08:12
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