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Hi Barry, It looks like House Nurse. Regards, Jen Sydney AU

Looks like House Nurse to me.

Could it be House Nurse? Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2024 10:58 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [yorksgen] Illegible words in censuys I have a thirteen year female ancestor on the 1861 census. I am

Hi Barry, It looks like House Nurse. Regards, Jen Sydney AU

Thanks Jane, getting nearer to my brick walls. Love the visitation of God. Regards, Maureen

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Looks to me like House Nurse. Ruth Sent: 25 June 2024 01:58 To: [email protected] Subject: [yorksgen] Illegible words in censuys I have a thirteen year female ancestor on the 1861 census. I am unable

I have a thirteen year female ancestor on the 1861 census. I am unable to work out what the words are in the rank/profession box. Any ideas?

Hi Maureen The Leeds Intelligencier?and Yorkshire General Advertiser May 14 1821 says: The dead body of a person named Lievesley was found in a field near Gipton yesterday afternoon. It would seem

Hi John, I am also trying to track down the death of William Farrer LIEVESLEY b. 1795 in Leeds. He married Harriet HUBY in Hull in March 1816 and they had only one child Robert Huby LIEVESLEY b. 1817

Thanks John, what you said makes sense. Frustrating. Regards, Maureen

Maureen You will not find record of people leaving the UK prior to 1890 - the Board of Trade destroyed them years ago Your better bet is likely to be ion the county that they went to and their

I am trying to track down Robert LIEVESLEY b. 1817 to William and Harriett LIEVESLEY. in Leeds He could have married in Canada circa 1850 to Elizabeth FRASER, but cant find his immigration from UK. I

Thanks Jane, would like to get the marriage of William LIEVESLEY and Harriet HUBY. Maureen

Hi Maureen - looks like you might be able to get a copy of the licence. John Lievesley Licence Date ? ? 03 Jun 1795 Leeds Parish Church

Thanks Jane, lot to look into. I have some of the info about William marrying Harriet HUBY but wish I could get a copy of his marriage in case it mentions who was William’s father. Yes I know what

Thanks, Anne, interesting thought which I havent came seen before. Maureen

Hi Maureen Just a thought.? If he is a first child, is it possible he was actually William FARRER and his mother married his father after the birth?? There are a couple of cases like that in my

Hi Maureen I had a root around - seems to be very much a Derbyshire name John LIEVESLEY married Sarah FARRAR June 3 1785 in Leeds - he was 21, she was 20 and the daughter of Hannah BURNLEY. Both of