1841 Census James & Betsey SMITH (General)
Thank you very much, this has been most helpful.
It looks like timber sawing was very much a family occupation, and so James was most likely Thomas's son. They seem to have moved around a bit, possibly to set up sawpits in different parts of the Forest. There is a baptism of James SMITH on 27 Mar 1812 at Staunton to Thomas and Elizabeth. This is the date expected from the death and census data so I think that must be him.
Again, many thanks for your help.
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- James Smith (about 1812) sawyer of Yorkley -
annewilletts,
2011-01-18, 12:50
- 1841 Census James & Betsey SMITH -
m p griffiths,
2011-01-18, 14:52
- 1841 Census James & Betsey SMITH -
annewilletts,
2011-01-19, 18:20
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- 1841 Census James & Betsey SMITH -
annewilletts,
2011-01-19, 18:20
- 1841 Census James & Betsey SMITH -
m p griffiths,
2011-01-18, 14:52