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Title: Something pilot in 1851 census
Post by: Gervaise94 on Monday 02 January 23 11:57 GMT (UK)

Seen this occupation on the 1851 census, it says [something] pilot. In Portsmouth UK.

Can anyone decipher?

Thank you!

Title: Re: Something pilot in 1851 census
Post by: bearkat on Monday 02 January 23 11:59 GMT (UK)

Trinity Pilot

https://search.lma.gov.uk/rg_pdf_creator/index.php?research_guide=73

Title: Re: Something pilot in 1851 census
Post by: Zefiro on Monday 02 January 23 12:06 GMT (UK)

Trinity it is, with the typical, but sometimes difficult to recognize, capital T.

Title: Re: Something pilot in 1851 census
Post by: Flouncylicious on Monday 02 January 23 12:11 GMT (UK)

I agree with Zefiro and Bearkat: Trinity Pilot

Title: Re: Something pilot in 1851 census
Post by: Gervaise94 on Monday 02 January 23 13:16 GMT (UK)

Thanks so much!

Title: Re: Something pilot in 1851 census
Post by: Wexflyer on Tuesday 03 January 23 04:49 GMT (UK)

For those who may not be familiar, it is Trinity as in Trinity House.
https://www.trinityhouse.co.uk/ (https://www.trinityhouse.co.uk/)