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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => London & Middlesex Lookup Requests => London and Middlesex => England => London & Middlesex Completed Lookup Requests => Topic started by: Jeffers-HR on Monday 23 April 07 13:06 BST (UK)
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I have searched the 1871 online Census for White Swan Yard (St. Mary, Whitechapel) for which I have an 1862 reference so defininitely existed then and also a greataunt was born there as per her birth certificate. Is it possible that the records have not been computerised? Does anyone have any ideas what I can do next to find out?
Thanks. :-[
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What are the names you are looking for? Will have a look and see if I can find anything.
Susan
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Names:
Family Name: Abrahams
Jacob - Head - age about 32 Birthplace Poland
Rachel - Wife - age about 30 ditto
Leah - daughter - age about 4
Sarah - daughter - age about 8
Abraham - son - age about 10
living at no. 3 or no. 8 White Swan Yard.
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Hi again,
Sorry cannot find them anywhere...maybe someone else may have more luck.
White Swan Yard did exist...if you do a search in google under "white swan yard london" it comes up on a site with a list of london streets in 1891. Tried a street search on both the 1861 and 71 census at find my past but no result.
Good luck with your search
Susan
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Swan Yard, St Mary Whitechapel can be viewed at ref RG10 521 from f 57.
Not sure if it is the same place though ???
I had a very quick look through - there was an Abrahams family but not yours.
Barbara
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I had a look at the Swan Yard Barbara found in the 1861 and no sign of your Abrahams there either.
Susan
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White Swan Yard was situated between numbers 20 and 21 Whitechapel High Street (The White Swan inn itself being at number 20), so it should be covered by RG10/ 521 and is probably the "Swan Yard" found by Barbara.
I did a search and found 69 people born in Poland in that piece of the census but no great correlations with the name/age profile of this family.
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Thank you all very much for your efforts. The Abrahams family at no. 3 Swan Yard are relatives, Samuel probably the brother. My lot did move in there probably after the census, as my greataunt Rebecca was born there Dec 1871.
How do I sign this off as completed now? ;) ;)
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If you modify the heading of your first post on this thread to say "completed" - that should do the trick.
Barbara