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Place of birth |
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Research Dates
7 February 2006
The 1851 census provided a definite link between Amelia and the rest of the
family, and led to her being found in the 1861 census, working as a house
servant at the Bell Inn, Boyton. Links to both census pages are
provided above.
This is the source record for Amelia, it providing the first definite link to the family. Amelia is shown as aged 4, and living with parents George and Mary, and younger sister Susannah.
Amelia has, at the tender age of 15, flown her parents nest, and is found in this census working as a house servant at the Bell Inn, Boyton. With her in the Bell are James Smith, head of the family whose occupation is given as Brewer and Innkeeper, his wife Eliza, and another servant, James Richardson, also 15 and a Carter.
