Family History, Miller Chart 0600 James Miller and Elizabeth ???

1851 Benwick Lane, Doddington, Cambridgeshire. James and his wife and family were with James's parents, Thomas Miller, aged 60 a Publican born Willingham, Cambridgeshire and Sarah Miller also aged 60 born Doddington. On this Census James is down as being born in Haddenham, Cambridgeshire. There is a Childs Miller, a Lodger, aged 20, an Ag Lab born Doddington, which possibly explains Ann Miller's second name. she does not appear on this Census so I would think the BMD with 1852 is likely to be the most accurate although she might not have been registered immediately. On the BMD she appears as Childs as per the lodger on this Census. 1861 Brickfield, Lower Booths, Lancashire. 1871 Robert Buildings, Lower Booths, Lancashire. Next door to this family, still in Robert Buildings there is a John LONGLAND, who was born in Warboys, Huntingdonshire and is the correct age to be the eldest brother of Dring LONGLAND who married Ann MILLER above. I am therefore sure it is the correct person and will make a Chart accordingly. 1851 Benwick Lane, Doddington, Cambridgeshire. James and his wife and family were with James's parents, Thomas Miller, aged 60 a Publican born Willingham, Cambridgeshire and Sarah Miller also aged 60 born Doddington. On this Census James is down as being born in Haddenham, Cambridgeshire. There is a Childs Miller, a Lodger, aged 20, an Ag Lab born Doddington, which possibly explains Ann Miller's second name. she does not appear on this Census so I would think the BMD with 1852 is likely to be the most accurate although she might not have been registered immediately. On the BMD she appears as Childs as per the lodger on this Census. 1861 Brickfield, Lower Booths, Lancashire. 1871 Robert Buildings, Lower Booths, Lancashire. Next door to this family, still in Robert Buildings there is a John LONGLAND, who was born in Warboys, Huntingdonshire and is the correct age to be the eldest brother of Dring LONGLAND who married Ann MILLER above. I am therefore sure it is the correct person and will make a Chart accordingly. 1851 Benwick Lane, Doddington, Cambridgeshire. James and his wife and family were with James's parents, Thomas Miller, aged 60 a Publican born Willingham, Cambridgeshire and Sarah Miller also aged 60 born Doddington. On this Census James is down as being born in Haddenham, Cambridgeshire. There is a Childs Miller, a Lodger, aged 20, an Ag Lab born Doddington, which possibly explains Ann Miller's second name. she does not appear on this Census so I would think the BMD with 1852 is likely to be the most accurate although she might not have been registered immediately. On the BMD she appears as Childs as per the lodger on this Census. 1851 Benwick Lane, Doddington, Cambridgeshire. James and his wife and family were with James's parents, Thomas Miller, aged 60 a Publican born Willingham, Cambridgeshire and Sarah Miller also aged 60 born Doddington. On this Census James is down as being born in Haddenham, Cambridgeshire. There is a Childs Miller, a Lodger, aged 20, an Ag Lab born Doddington, which possibly explains Ann Miller's second name. she does not appear on this Census so I would think the BMD with 1852 is likely to be the most accurate although she might not have been registered immediately. On the BMD she appears as Childs as per the lodger on this Census. 1861 Brickfield, Lower Booths, Lancashire. 1851 Benwick Lane, Doddington, Cambridgeshire. James and his wife and family were with James's parents, Thomas Miller, aged 60 a Publican born Willingham, Cambridgeshire and Sarah Miller also aged 60 born Doddington. On this Census James is down as being born in Haddenham, Cambridgeshire. There is a Childs Miller, a Lodger, aged 20, an Ag Lab born Doddington, which possibly explains Ann Miller's second name. she does not appear on this Census so I would think the BMD with 1852 is likely to be the most accurate although she might not have been registered immediately. On the BMD she appears as Childs as per the lodger on this Census. 1861 Brickfield, Lower Booths, Lancashire. 1851 Benwick Lane, Doddington, Cambridgeshire. James and his wife and family were with James's parents, Thomas Miller, aged 60 a Publican born Willingham, Cambridgeshire and Sarah Miller also aged 60 born Doddington. On this Census James is down as being born in Haddenham, Cambridgeshire. There is a Childs Miller, a Lodger, aged 20, an Ag Lab born Doddington, which possibly explains Ann Miller's second name. she does not appear on this Census so I would think the BMD with 1852 is likely to be the most accurate although she might not have been registered immediately. On the BMD she appears as Childs as per the lodger on this Census. 1861 Brickfield, Lower Booths, Lancashire. 1861 Brickfield, Lower Booths, Lancashire. I think this is the right Ann on this Census although she has been put down as 11 year old. The fact that she was born in Doddington, Cambridgeshire and was living in Lower Booths, Lancashire makes it fairly certain. It is very odd that the page in question for Lower Booths, Lancashire has everyone but two born in various places in Cambridgeshire and one of the others is born in Warboys, Huntingdonshire. the remaining person is born in Yorkshire. Surnames on page are THORPE, VINE JUDD, SKEELS, STEVENS, MILLER, and LENTON, the person from Warboys is called Ann AXFORD and is a mother-in-law to the LENTONS. Nearly all of the Cambridge people are from Doddington or Chatteris. It is therefore likely that there are connections between all of them. (I looked on the previous and the following pages and there is one family on each from Cambridgeshire. So not like the page in question with nearly all but still enough to think that they all either knew each other or there was a recruitment drive in Cambridgeshire for cotton worker in Lancashire.) 1871 Robert Buildings, Lower Booths, Lancashire. Ann is down as Ann Childs MILLER on this Census and still with her family, so confirming the right family. Next door to Ann Childs MILLER and her family, still in Robert Buildings there is a John LONGLAND, who was born in Warboys, Huntingdonshire and is the correct age to be the eldest brother of Dring LONGLAND who married Ann MILLER above. I am therefore sure it is the correct person and will make a Chart accordingly. 1881 4 Lark Hill, Lower Booths, Lancashire 1891 7 Dairy Hill, Lower Booths, Rawenstall, Lancashire 1901 6 Hobson Street, formerly Lower Booths, Rawenstall, Lancashire 1911 8 Mill Row, Rawtenstall, Lancashire. Ann is down as having had 7 children 3 survive, 4 have died. 1861 Brickfield, Lower Booths, Lancashire. 1861 Brickfield, Lower Booths, Lancashire. 1871 Robert Buildings, Lower Booths, Lancashire. Next door to this family, still in Robert Buildings there is a John LONGLAND, who was born in Warboys, Huntingdonshire and is the correct age to be the eldest brother of Dring LONGLAND who married Ann MILLER above. I am therefore sure it is the correct person and will make a Chart accordingly. 1861 Brickfield, Lower Booths, Lancashire. 1871 Robert Buildings, Lower Booths, Lancashire. Next door to this family, still in Robert Buildings there is a John LONGLAND, who was born in Warboys, Huntingdonshire and is the correct age to be the eldest brother of Dring LONGLAND who married Ann MILLER above. I am therefore sure it is the correct person and will make a Chart accordingly.

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1 JAMES MILLER born about 1821 Doddington, Cambridgeshire occupation 1851 Ag Lab 1861 Mason Labourer 1871 Labourer		2 ELIZABETH ??? born about 1819 Chatteris, Cambridgeshire

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