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I haven't traced these Nutters further back as the Veevers line is the one I'm most interested in. In 1881 Daniel Nutter, 21, and his brother John, 23, were the stepsons of John Stott. Presumably their father died and mother Elizabeth remarried.

Joan

I lost track of this topic, sorry folks I wasn't being rude - just a little busy and distracted.

I have the week from hell Monday through to Wednesday this week and then I will be able to concentrate a little better I hope.

Monday is last minute titivations, Tuesday is the major audit at work (at 2 day affair) and Wednesday is a recall at the Breast clinic.

I've just realised that I have gone emoticon mad recently.

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Making each day count

No problem Julie, good luck at the breast clinic.

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Mel

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Thank you.

And while I am in the right place with the right information:I have 2 death certificates that are not my immediate family. I will post the details here and if anyone wants one or both, just message me and I will post them to you.

William the first:

Died 28th November 1904
Where: Union Workhouse
Name: William Pollard
Male age 61 years
Occupation: General Labourer of 9 Bucks Street, Colne
Cause: Morbus Cordis Bronchitis certified by I A Tate
Informant: N Ashworth, Assistant Master Union Workhouse, Burnley
Registered 5 December 1904
AA Billingham Registrar

William the second

Died 8 February 1912
Where: 96 Montrose Street, Burnley
Male age 68 years
Occupation: Provision merchant
Cause: Myocardial degeneration, cardiac failure certified by John W Clegg
Informant: J H Pollard son in attendance 4 Metcallfe Street Burnley
Registered 9th February 1912
W J Clegg Registrar

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I've just been reviewing John Pollard, in light of the thoughts about the 1841 census and the possible years of birth and I might have to look at the tree that goes beyond him (back in time).

Anway first things first, let's nail down the death and work backwards as best I can from the stated age. It still looks as though the 1777 chappie is the one.

The problem with internet genealogy is it is quick and one makes quick mistakes with compounding results. This tree is on ancestry.co and someone has already latched on to it claiming them as family members all the way forward to my Grandma!

I will order the certificate now and see where we go.

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Steve, is this your family? As you can see some of the people lived at Finsley Gate, Burnley. These graves are at Burnley Cemetery.

GRAVE 6386

Walter Pollard
Buried. 29 June 1892
Age. 5 years
Address. Finsley Gate
Grave. 6386

John Charles Pollard
Buried. 21 September 1895
Age. 17years
Address. Finsley Gate
Grave. 6386

Elizabeth Pollard
Buried. 1 February 1898
Age. 42 years
Address. Finsley Gate
Grave. 6386

Susannah Pollard
Buried. 15 March 1911
Age. 34 years
Address. 23 Dulwich street
Grave. 6386

GRAVE 6387

Charles Pollard
Buried. 27 July 1889
Age. 54
Occupation. Engine tenter
Address. Finsley Gate
Grave. 6387

Elizabeth Pollard
Buried. 17 January 1905
Age. 67 years
Address. Hollingreave Road
Grave. 6387

Buried at Burnley Cemetery.

William Pollard
Buried. 1 December 1904
Age. 61 years
Address. Union Infirmary
Grave. A9055

Pollard graves, All Saints, Habergham

http://www.briercliffesociety.co.uk/Gra ... tehead.htm

http://www.briercliffesociety.co.uk/Gra ... Walton.htm

http://www.briercliffesociety.co.uk/Gra ... llard1.htm