Is some kind soul able to look up the 1901 census for 31 Remington Street Islington, please?
I don't know where I got the address from but I am hoping to find Henry and Elizabeth Oddboy - although the surname is seldom given correctly, which makes finding them a real challenge!
Many thanks
Completed 1901 Islington
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Completed 1901 Islington
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Re: 1901 Islington
1901 Census: 31 Remington Street, Islington
Henry Oddborg, Head.Mar, 79, Glass Embosser, St Pancras, London
Elizabeth Oddborg, Wife, 69, Laundress own account at home, Berkshire
Henry Oddborg, Head.Mar, 79, Glass Embosser, St Pancras, London
Elizabeth Oddborg, Wife, 69, Laundress own account at home, Berkshire
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Re: 1901 Islington
Oh brill. Many thanks BC
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Re: Completed 1901 Islington
This looks to be answered so will move to archive