Help reading something on a census

[Margaret in Burton]

http://search.ancestry.co.uk/iexec?h...=&pid=28515370


Isaac Smith and Ann

Also in the household is Herbert Ison.

What is the relationship? I know it says Son in Law but part of that is crossed out and something else written above it.

What?

[WendyPusey]

Looks like step son in law

Looks like Step to me too.

Yes I would say step as well Marg ;;

[Merry]

I agree.

So Mrs Ison was the dau of Mrs Smith by her previous surname?

Marriages Jun 1870
Bradford Mary Jane Burton 6b 428
ISON Herbert Burton 6b 428
TONERY Joseph Burton 6b 428
Williams Charlotte Emma Burton On Trent 6b 428


So Isaac Smith married either Ann Williams or Bradford?

[Margaret in Burton]

Originally Posted by Merry

I agree.

So Mrs Ison was the dau of Mrs Smith by her previous surname?

Marriages Jun 1870
Bradford Mary Jane Burton 6b 428
ISON Herbert Burton 6b 428
TONERY Joseph Burton 6b 428
Williams Charlotte Emma Burton On Trent 6b 428


So Isaac Smith married either Ann Williams or Bradford?

You've lost me

No connection in this family to Burton for a couple of generations.

[Merry]

I was thinking that if Herbert Ison was a step-son-in-law of Isaac Smith then Herbert's wife would be Isaac's step-daughter and therefore the child of Ann Smith with whatever her previous surname was.

[Margaret in Burton]

Originally Posted by Merry

I was thinking that if Herbert Ison was a step-son-in-law of Isaac Smith then Herbert's wife would be Isaac's step-daughter and therefore the child of Ann Smith with whatever her previous surname was.

I'll look at this again tomorrow.

Bl**dy Hell Merry a little deep that.

[Merry]

Actually, that doesn't work as he is unmarried (Herbert!)

[Margaret in Burton]

I wonder if a connection is that Isaac's brother Charles married a Mary Ann Izon Stanley.

Izon / Ison

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