BBC Gloucs - 1901 census MURFETT

[bedfordshire boy]

I too think it's farmer with the loopy part of the a partly obliterated by the tick through it.

Either that or there are a lot of furriers and furrier workers living on furri's!

David

[Tati]

Either that or there are a lot of furriers and furrier workers living on furri's!

Giggle     

[m.sharp]

I have a John Murfitt m. to Mary Ann Sennitt in 1877 in Stretham, Cambs. and Edward Sennitt m to Alic Murfitt in 1828, Alice died 1887. in my family tree,  and they were mainly Brewers, Farmers, Poulterers (wotever that is). I cant remember which census it was now but on one the Murfitts and Sennitts lived next door to each other.
Marg.

[Arranroots]

Hi Marg

This thread was started by me, in an attempt to help a BBC Radio Glocuestershire listener with her family tree at their last Family History Day.  I don't know whether the listener joined Rootschat later - perhaps they will pop up and tell us!

If we can help you in any way, it would be a good idea to start a new thread on the Cambridgeshire board.

Incidentally, I will be attending the next BBC Radio Gloucestershire FH Day on October 14th.  Anyone who would like to help - give me a shout!

kind regards, Arranroots 

[Kazzaqld]

Chiming in nearly 2 years later to say I have this family in my extended tree. I have more information if the original poster is still around and would like to share!

(I know, optimism rules!)