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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Cumberland => Topic started by: CumberlandKitchens on Friday 07 October 11 10:47 BST (UK)
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I have a place of birth on 1851 Census of either HANCK or HAUCK.
it has been transcribed on a publication at CRO in Cumbria as HAUCK & in a another source as HANCK.
Looking at the original 1851 Census it could be either. I have searched Google, Google earth & a good quality Ordance Survey Road Atlas 2001 Britain and nothing close to the above.
Possibility this could be in the Carlisle area.
Any ideas .
Alan
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Can you provide the 1851 census reference, and any further sightings of this person-of-interest?
http://www.old-maps.co.uk/gazetteer/10cumbe071/10cumbe071gazA.htm
Pauline
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Hi Pauline
Person of interest is Sarah Cockbain.
References
Page 2437, folio 259, Page number 4
Reg. District Whitehaven, Sub-District St Bees -Bank End
George Cockbain 52 Head , Sarah Cockbain (nee Dalton) age 52 Born, HAUCK Cumberland
Married 17/8/1819 St James Whitehaven
Thanks for the old maps, I had a look and nothing like what is actually written on the original Census.
Alan
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Unless it's a fer-net-ick spelling of Hawk ?
Was there a Hawk Hill in that old-maps list? Another place to try if nothing else.
Pauline
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is it possible that she wasn't born in cumberland at all? Could it be Hawick in Scotland, which would pronounced like Hauck and cumberland was just a mistake.
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It's been added later hasn't it?
All of the other "dittos" are written Do but this one is do.
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She is shown as 'born in county' (Cumberland) in the 1841 census.
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It probably says "Stanok" or "Stanox" (a Sarah Dalton was born in Stanwix in 1792). This enumerator's handwriting was atrocious. The children were born around Whitehaven/Greenbank, but it barely looks like Whitehaven.
Stephen
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Hi :)
I haven't seen the original, but could it be Hawick St, not far from Stanwix Bank? I've seen a few entries where only the street name is given - ie Hawick instead of Hawick Street.
Best wishes
Emms :)
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Stanwix, not a place I've heard of myself, but it's inspired.
Well done.