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Emma-Jane
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What does "Countryman" mean ...?
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Sunday 02 October 05 16:18 BST (UK) »
Hello
I have just recieved my latest batch of certificates from the GRO and one, for a Robert Addison, states as occupation 'countryman' ... is this as obvious as it sounds ... ie was he a farmer, or is there another meaning to this that anyone has come across
Any help much appreciated!
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Emma-Jane
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Tuesday 04 October 05 16:19 BST (UK) »
Hi Emma Jane
You don't give dates at all but I wonder if you have him on any cencuses (cenci?
). Perhaps there'll be a clue there.
Susan
Crampton, Cook, Bell, Pinkney, Curry, Duffey, Marshall, Smurthwaite, Urwin - Durham/North Yorks
Harrison - Northumberland
Rowland, Nicholson, Sneaton - Whitby
Athey, Ball, Lamb, Handley, Rymer, Duffey, Pool, Stringer, Wilkinson, Varley - West Yorks
Fisher - Essex
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Tuesday 04 October 05 16:42 BST (UK) »
Are you sure he is a Countryman and not a Counterman - a counterman is the person who responsible for the making up and packing of mixed orders of chemicals etc. a type of warehouseman or packer.
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Guy
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Friday 28 October 05 14:00 BST (UK) »
Hi,
Maybe he was a gamekeeper, or worked in the forests. Good luck searching, Lyz
Amer, Ball, Beldam, Beswick, Curtis, Chipperfield, Carter, Orchard
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