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From: Claire Gibson <>
Subject: RE: Pauper - Coltishall
Date: Fri, 02 Aug 2002 10:41:47 -0700
In-Reply-To: <009d01c239d5$54b105e0$4d69a7d1@pyefrmc>


This is from the 1851 Census for Middlesex. Charles Fox is one of my
relatives, and if you see there is a Charles Pye as grandson. Does this fit
into your families anywhere?


1/96/STAFFD PL/30/
J/CHARLESFOX Head MAR 56 LINCENSED VICTUALLER/BRK/
J/ANN FOX Wife MAR 58BRK/
J/MARY BILL SERV U 20 BARMAID/DUR/
J/ANN MILDORE SERV U 21HOUSE MD/IRL/
J/WILLM SCOTT? SERV WIDR 39 POTMAN MDX/CHELSEA/
J/WILLM WEEITON WIDR 40 PENIONER? BRK/
J/CHARLESPYEG SON13SCHOLARMDX/


Claire Gibson
Abbotsford, BC, Canada

-----Original Message-----
From: Frederick Pye [mailto:]
Sent: Thursday, August 01, 2002 8:33 PM
To:
Subject: Re: Pauper - Coltishall


Hi Joanne

I have been researching my father's family also in the Norfolk area.
So far all my relations are from the Cawston,Swanton Abbott, Hevingham area.
My father was Ernest George Pye
His father was George James Smith Pye
His mother was Rachel Maria (Allen) Pye

In my grandfather's family there were many children all born in Cawston.
I thought I would contact you in case you come across any Pyes in the
Cawston area . If I can be of any help let me know.

Fred Pye
Ontario , Canada

----- Original Message -----
From: "Joanne Pye" <>
To: <>
Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 11:50 AM
Subject: Pauper - Coltishall


> Hi there,
>
> With all the help given to me regarding my Pye ancestors by people on this
> list, I've been able to pin point a few more members of my family around
the
> Coltishall area, thank you.
>
> One of them is Ann PYE (nee BARBER?) b1800 approx Buxton, Norfolk. I
> believe I have found her on the 1881 at "Street, Coltishall"
>
> My query is, on the census she is described as a pauper aged 81. I have
an
> ancestor in Govan, Glasgow who applied and received Poor Relief, and I
> wondered if this is likely to have been the case for Ann PYE?
>
> I managed to obtain the poor relief application for my Scottish ancestor
and
> it was fascinating, so would be extremely interested to know if it
possible
> to have access to the records of Norfolk Poor Unions?
>
> I'd be very grateful for any advice anyone could offer and thank you all
> again for making me so welcome to your list.
>
> Joanne
> Researching in Norfolk: PYE, CLABBURN
>

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