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irish census 1821
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greyghost | Report | 4 Sep 2017 11:16 |
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Accidental duplication - answers on other thread |
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sandra | Report | 4 Sep 2017 09:52 |
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Navan, Meath- the 1821 census shows 3 children, Susan Carson, 11 Anne Carson,9 Henry Carson,4. Their relationship to the "Head of the House" is son & daughters. However, no parents are listed. Why? Surely they would not have been living on their own? Cannot find Henry and Anne on later censuses. Might they have emigrated with their parents? |
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