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Census — Charles Parrish household, Bromley Lane, Pensnett, Kingswinford, 1881
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Transcription (English, as read)
Schedule 143, Bromley Lane:
Charles Parrish | Head | Mar | [4? age crossed by a diagonal rule] | Foundry Labourer | Kingswinford, Stafford
Elizabeth do | Wife | Mar | 35
Mary E. | Daur | U | 15 | Apprentice Dressmaker
Annie L. | Daur | 14 | Scholar
Sarah J. | Daur | 13 | Scholar
Charles E. | Son | 9 | Scholar | birthplace: a struck word, probably "America" ["...rica"]; county column corrected, not read ["Pa"?]
Maud | Daur | 8
Arthur B. | Son | 6
George H. | Son | 5
Florence E. | Daur | 2
Harriet A. | Daur | 10 months
Others born "do do". Schedule 142: Henry Glaze, 37, farmer and dealer, born Dudley; Sarah A., 27; Letitia, 4. Schedule 141: William Mullet, 57.
English translation
In 1881 Charles Parrish, foundry labourer, lived on Bromley Lane with his wife Elizabeth, 35, and ten children, the youngest Harriet A., 10 months; Charles E.'s birthplace was first written as America and struck.
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