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looking at a 1850's census, I came across this to describe the children of an household, what does it mean ? any help please
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.This is purely a stab in the dark, but might it have been that the people in the household who had to be listed were those who actually sat down for lunch, say, on Census Day?
Branch means offshoot, of course, so children and other relatives there may have been so called.
Probably utterly wrong, but it's a suggestion!
Branch means offshoot, of course, so children and other relatives there may have been so called.
Probably utterly wrong, but it's a suggestion!
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