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| Census Year | Copy Found | Certificate Type | Copy Found | Other Information | |
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Yes |
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Yes, Pallott's Baptism Index |
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Place of birth (No map yet) |
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Yes |
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No |
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Place of marriage |
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No |
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No |
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Residence |
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No | ||||
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No | ||||
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No | ||||
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No |
Research Dates
2 March 2006
Very little is currently known about Elizabeth. She was found in
Pallott's Baptism Index, and again in the 1851 census with her mother.
The next two census records have been examined, but she cannot be found,
indicating she may have married, or died. Checks of the necessary
indexes will be carried out to establish her whereabouts.
19 June 06
Elizabeth was found in the 1841 census, living with mother Lucy, and
siblings George, Sarah and Emily. She is shown as being born in the
County of Suffolk.
It has also been established that William Pettitt, shown in the 1851 census as the grandson of Lucy, Elizabeth's mother, is the child of Elizabeth, as confirmed on the arrival of the birth certificate. William is one of a number of children born out of wedlock to this generation of the family! Elizabeth's sisters Jane and Emily also produced children without the father's name appearing on the birth certificates, and elder sister Lucy would have appeared to have just made it to the aisle in time before producing her first child. There must have been something in the air in the fields of Suffolk in the mid 1800s.
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| This extract from Pallott's Baptism Index shows Elizabeth, daughter of William, mariner, and Lucy, nee Buckman. |
