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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thank you Jeff.</p>
<p>Perhaps that is the answer, that for some reason that particular page of the Census is missing</p>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thank you all for replying. It would appear that most of this family disappeared in 1881 which seems very bizarre. They were on the census either side of 1881 which suggests that they did not move out of the area until by 1901 when they moved to Gloucester which is not far.</p>
<p>Also, it does not seem possible that the whole family would be out somewhere on the day that the Census was taken?</p>
<p>The mystery goes on --</p>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Jeff<br />
Thanks for taking a look for this lost family.  I did check to see if the other families were missing and can confirm that they are all apart for the Taylor family who moved to Oxenall.</p>
<p>Thanks again<br />
Caroleigh</p>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My rather quicker search rather confirms your thoughts Caroleigh.<br />
Tried searching various family members using FamilySearch (and limited access to FMP &amp; Ancestry), especially the youngest but no luck, either in Dymock area or anywhere else. Definitely looks like they are missing off the 1881, the only MANNS family I can find in the area is;</p>
<p>1881<br />
Dymock, Gloucestershire, England<br />
Household Role Sex Age Birthplace<br />
William Manns  Head  M  31  Farm Labourer. Newent, Gloucestershire, England<br />
Eliza Manns  Wife  F  27  Dymock, Gloucestershire, England<br />
Emaley Manns  Daughter  F  5  Dymock, Gloucestershire, England<br />
Charles Manns  Son  M  4  Dymock, Gloucestershire, England<br />
Annie Manns  Daughter  F  2  Dymock, Gloucestershire, England</p>
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Just for the record and as you know here's Samuel and family in other years; hard to imagine they moved away during 1881 but not impossible they were off &quot;visiting&quot; of course.</p>
<p>1871<br />
Event Place  Dymock, Gloucestershire, England<br />
Household Role Sex Age Birthplace<br />
Samuel Manns  Head  M  36  Ag lab. Kempley, Gloucestershire<br />
Mary Ann Manns  Wife  F  32  Linton, Herefordshire<br />
Clara Manns  Daughter  F  12  Dymock, Gloucestershire<br />
George Stephens  Son-in-law  M  9  Dymock, Gloucestershire<br />
Anne Stephens  Daughter  F  6  Dymock, Gloucestershire<br />
Martha Manns  Daughter  F  3  Dymock, Gloucestershire<br />
Eleanor Manns  Daughter  F  1  Dymock, Gloucestershire</p>
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1891<br />
Notts Place, Kempley, Gloucestershire, England<br />
Household Role Sex Age Birthplace<br />
Samuel Manns  Head  M  57  Ag lab. Gloucestershire, England<br />
Mary A Manns  Wife  F  52  Gloucestershire, England<br />
Elisa Manns  Daughter  F  17  General Servant Domestic. Gloucestershire, England<br />
Mary Manns  Daughter  F  14  Gloucestershire, England<br />
Henry Manns  Son  M  10  Gloucestershire, England<br />
Ensley S Manns  Son  M  5  Gloucestershire, England</p>
<p>The family were definitely in Dymock either side of the 1881 census;</p>
<p>Record_ID: 150236<br />
Entry_Number: 41<br />
Year: 1880<br />
Month: Apr<br />
Day: 29<br />
Parents_Surname: MANNS<br />
Child_Forenames: Henry<br />
Fathers_Forenames: Samuel<br />
Mothers_Forenames: Mary Ann<br />
Mothers_Surname: <br />
Residence: Dymock<br />
Occupation: Labourer<br />
Officiating_Minister: <br />
Event: Baptism<br />
Memoranda: <br />
Notes: <br />
Register_Reference: P125 IN 1/25<br />
Page_Number: 6<br />
Parish_Chapel: Dymock<br />
Soundex: M520</p>
<p>Record_ID: 150334<br />
Entry_Number: 139<br />
Year: 1883<br />
Month: Mar<br />
Day: 4<br />
Parents_Surname: MANNS<br />
Child_Forenames: Eva Emily<br />
Fathers_Forenames: Samuel<br />
Mothers_Forenames: Mary Ann<br />
Mothers_Surname: <br />
Residence: Dymock<br />
Occupation: Labourer<br />
Officiating_Minister: <br />
Event: Baptism<br />
Memoranda: DOB 08/12/1882<br />
Notes: <br />
Register_Reference: P125 IN 1/25<br />
Page_Number: 18<br />
Parish_Chapel: Dymock<br />
Soundex: M520</p>
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Moving on, have you tried finding their neighbours in the 1871 and 1891 census' ?<br />
Then try searching for these same neighbours and /or address in the 1881 - my guess is they won't be found, suspect that sheet of the Census no longer exists, but worth trying all the same.</p>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The Manns family just don't seem to be on the 1881 census; I've been looking for sometime as they are also in my family. I have checked all sites (A......y, FMP and Fs) with various spelling combinations of their name and with wildcards to no avail.</p>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have the above in my husbands FAmily Tree. Eliza Manns died in 1866 and Samuel Manns remarried to Mary Ann Stephens(Stevens)</p>
<p>I cannot find this family in any 1881 Census including any children and there were numerous children from both marriages.</p>
<p>Can anyone shed any light on this?</p>
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