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yes i noticed that too, regarding the consent passage being empty, but you giving reasons behind it being empty is a great piece of info and helps clarify the adult ages. thank you!

hi guys i believe the twins survived as one is my great great grandfather. someone else making their tree has included him in it and states that he was born in papua new guinea... dont know why or how they think this. i have emailed them but have not yet received a reply. looking forward to that one...

hi cid thanks for your help too! 1851 Exeter St, Marylebone MERRICK, Charles Head Married M 40 1811 Shoe Maker Middlesex MERRICK, Amelia Wife Married F 41 1810 St James Surrey Their children are over on the next image in 1851 on the census i have here it says they were living with their children geo...

hi jimmy thank you for the reply. well on the census in 1861 it gives the ages of 44 for both of them. the wedding cert gives the date for the wedding 1833. on all the census' when charles is living with his brother or on his own the ages all work out for him being born about 1817 (1816/1819/1820) a...

hello everyone, started looking into the family history the past few weeks and got a long way i think. ive got a few questions and one problem... hopefully you nice people might be able to shed some light on it? ive worked out my great great great grandfather was born in 1817 and so was his wife, ch...