Thomas Marshall's Residence

[Blackmogs]

Could someone kindly offer an interpretation of the word after Croydon on this snip? I have seen it a couple of times this afternoon and think it might be workhouse related.

 

[Grizel]

Could someone kindly offer an interpretation of the word after Croydon on this snip? I have seen it a couple of times this afternoon and think it might be workhouse related.

Hi Blackmogs
Looks like Surrey to me.

 

[MollyMay]

Looks like Surrey to me.

And me

 

[WelchRegLost]

Looks very similar to the surrey at the top of the page where it says county

 

[Daft Bat]

Yup.

 

[Genie1]

Surrey.

 

[AnnB]

Surrey from me too

 

[Jellylegs]

Looks like Surrey to me too

 

[Blackmogs]

That'll be Surrey then . I might have been over complicating it, thanks all. These Thomas Marshalls fried my brain yesterday, most of them living in and around Lambeth in the target time seem to have married Marys and died before the 1841. This one didnt but i think he was in the workhouse then. Am abandoning them today.

 

[MollyMay]

Am abandoning them today.

coward

 

[Blackmogs]

coward

They be a reet bu**ers muddle my dear. I did well to track the first one born 1799 to Thomas M and Frances Wall. Before that is a nightmare and has fallen into the 'too hard' box.

 

[Blackmogs]

Yep, had a little dibble - definitely impossible to unravel. The only other clue was at Thomas Marshall senior's marriage to Frances Ann Wall, 1790 Streatham, witnesses were Henry Marshall, Jane Marshall and Frances Wall (her father I think). Off to try to track the children of Thos junior. He lived in one place till death.