There are actually three variations in the response to the question
about where a person was living on 1 Apr 1935:
Same Place meant the person was living in the same town in 1935. It
meant they had moved within the town between 1935 and 1940.
The entry same house meant the person had not moved. Note that in urban
areas there was a place to enter the address where the family was
enumerated.
If they were not living in the same town then the place where they were
living would be entered.
Brian Kelly
On 14-Jan.-20 6:01 p.m., Michele Lewis wrote:
That is the answer to the question, “Where were you living in 1935?“
When it says same place that means that wherever they were living in
1940 they were also living in that same place in 1935.
On Tue, Jan 14, 2020 at 17:56 Trevor Good <trevorgoo...@gmail.com
<mailto:trevorgoo...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Hi to my American Legacy Genealogists
Down here in little New Zealand, I have a puzzle you might be able to
solve for me.
When comparing some of my relations with Family Search, I quite often
come across a Residential address "Same Place" This is always for 1935.
I would like someone to please explain why this occurs.
Regards to all
Trevor
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