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1861 Census for Kirdford - Person Detail
Enumeration District details:
Code: RG 9/611.
Description: Unknown or not given.
Registration district: Petworth.
Property details:
Address: Plastow Road: Burntland Farm.
Type: Inhabited.
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Household details:
Schedule: 24.
Head of household: Harber, Samson.
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Document details:
Folio: 117.
Page: 6.
Person details:
Name: Harber, James.
Occupation: Scholar.
Age: 10.
Gender: Male.
Marital status: Not given.
Relationship to head: Son.
Born In County?: Yes (based on birth parish).
Birth parish: East Grinstead.
Birth county: West Sussex.
Birth country: England.
Transcription details:
Transcribed by: John Morrison.
Batch: CEN_Kirdford_1861 Kirdford.csv.
Source: 1861 Census Kirdford Transcription.
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