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Offline Sisterjane

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Re: Hillier
« Reply #9 on: Tuesday 15 April 08 20:37 BST (UK) »
In 1861 Mary Hillier 19 b Little Bedwin is an inmate in Hungerford Union Workhouse.

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Re: Hillier
« Reply #10 on: Tuesday 15 April 08 23:08 BST (UK) »
Quote from: Sisterjane on Tuesday 15 April 08 20:02 BST (UK)
Hi

I wonder if this is your Mary...Father not at home

1851 Cencus-Hungerford
HO107/1638/305/25
Cow Lane

HILLIAR

Priscilla 37 head Mar b Gt Bedwyn-Wiltshire       Pauper
Arthur 19 son b                   "         Railway Lab
Lucy 15 dau b                     "  Pauper
Henry 9 son b    "
Mary 8 dau b      "
Albert 3 son b Hungerford

Jane
It looks like you have cracked a 20 year mystery for me the story came down through the family that my Gt. Grandfafather met Mary in a Workhouse and then brought her out here to Australia to give her a better life, he ended up Superintendent for Qld. Railways and they had nine children and went on to acquire quite a good amount of personnel wealth, Mary certainly made sure her children did not have the life she had, the story goes through the family that she was very astute with money but at the sama time very fair.
I am indebted to you and this list for cracking this mystery for me thank you all so much.
Bev. From Aussie.
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