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In 1911 it says: "ATTENDANT", and nothing else. And as far as i am concerned that could be like anything. Hmm.

Of course it could be, but that's still just a guess. But maybe i should try to find out if there are any sources about these city councils online. Don't know how it's over there, but Norway is quite good in that (local history, etc.)

Yesterday i recieved a marriagecertificate (Lambeth/London, 1924) were it says a persons occupation is: Attendent L. C. C

Anyone have clues about what that could be? (L.C.C)

Cheers.

Thank you very mutch

I am just wondering what these types of jobs means, could someone just explain it to me, in a simple way!? Sometimes a dictionary would work out fine, but this is a long time ago, so they may mean something different back then. Groom Colorist of Prints Cordivaine Clother Selmer Most of these are tak...

The thing is that he was born late in march, but i've also been told that he could be in the april-register aswell. I did not know that. But that is very usefull to information

Well i do, but basicly i think the information there is the same as FreeBMD gives. No birthdates, etc.

The person does not live in Britain today. Allright, i thought it was completed. So after the census in 1911 there are probably no completed records containing all or 99% of the population?

Allright, thank you all for tips Hello Norge - Welcome to the Forum. You would need to look up this persons name on GRO records, you can do this for free on FreeBMD here : http://freebmd.org.uk/cgi/search.pl Yes i know about that. Is that database complete? Is every english citizen born in this peri...

I've been doing genealogy for over ten years, but never in Britain. The problem now is that we try to find a person, but have very little info about him. We have name, date of birth (1934), know he was a english citizen, and lived in London during the war as a child. What we are trying to find out i...