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From: "Wilf" <>
Subject: Shacker in 1911 census
Date: Fri, 2 Dec 2005 20:31:04 -0400

Hi everyone:

I thought I had asked this question in this link but I goofed as I often do.

I have come across the term "Shacker" in several pages of the census that I
have been transcribing in the Sydney census. We have lodger, roomer,
boarder and of course head and the family relationship.

Does shacker have something to do with the steel works or coal mining?

Cheers,
Wilf

This thread:

• Shacker in 1911 census by "Wilf" <>

  • Re: [NS-CB-L] Shacker in 1911 census by "James E. Roberts" <>
    • Re: [NS-CB-L] Shacker in 1911 census by "George Fraser" <>
      • Re: [NS-CB-L] Shacker in 1911 census by rgmcneil <>
        • Re: [NS-CB-L] Shacker in 1911 census by "George Fraser" <>
        • Cencus between 1818 and 1871 by "Kathy Parker" <>
          • Re: [NS-CB-L] Cencus between 1818 and 1871 by "Vincent MacNeil" <>
          • Re: [NS-CB-L] Cencus between 1818 and 1871 by "Vincent MacNeil" <>
          • Re: [NS-CB-L] Cencus between 1818 and 1871 by "Vincent MacNeil" <>
          • Re: [NS-CB-L] Cencus between 1818 and 1871 by "Vincent MacNeil" <>
          • Re: [NS-CB-L] Cencus between 1818 and 1871 (Johnstons of Barra and Red Islands by "Vincent MacNeil" <>
      • Re: [NS-CB-L] Shacker in 1911 census by joseph macdonald <>
  • Re: [NS-CB-L] Shacker in 1911 census by