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General => The Common Room => Topic started by: Madraykin on Tuesday 07 June 05 10:23 BST (UK)
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From the 1871 census for a Walter L Gallant, b. 1869, Brockley, Suffolk.
I can't upload the picture for some reason. If anyone does have access to Ancestry would they be able to cast new eyes on this? I think it may be something to do with horses. He's living with his two brothers at the time, one of which is a horsekeeper, the other a harness cleaner.
Many thanks
Mads
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It looks as if it could be coalman?
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Hey...that's amazing...I was just looking it up on the 1881 census while the other reply was posted!
Dwelling: Cages Green
Census Place: Whepstead, Suffolk, England
Source: FHL Film 1341444 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 1837 Folio 19 Page 9
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
David GALLANT M 39 M Brockley
Rel: Head
Occ: Farm Labourer
Mary A. GALLANT M 38 F Whepstead
Rel: Wife
Fredrick W. GALLANT U 17 M Brockley
Rel: Son
Charley GALLANT U 14 M Brockley
Rel: Son
Walter GALLANT U 12 M Brockley
Rel: Son
Elizabeth GALLANT 9 F Brockley
Rel: Daugh
Mary GALLANT 7 F Whepstead
Rel: Daugh
Flora GALLANT 6 F Whepstead
Rel: Daugh
Thomas GALLANT 1 M Whepstead
Rel: Son
I imagine this is the family.
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Apologies, I meant the 1901 census, sorry!
Brain a bit addled today
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It looks like 'Coalman' or 'Carman' to me. In 1891 he was a drapers assistant in London.
Gillj
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It's ok Mad, I know the feeling, I found the family and Walter from 1871 up to 1901 but I'm afraid that I can only guess at the occupation! Sorry.
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I think it says Carman??
Pam
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You must have meant the 1891 Census for St Paul Clerkenwell.
Walter L Gallant age 32 born Brockley Suffolk
I think the occupation is Cabman. Drove a horse drawn hansom cab.
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Thanks so much everyone!!!!
It's much appreciated (as always!)
Mads
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