I whole heartily agree with JTF. It is not that uncommon to have more than one
child with the same name in the 17, 18, and early 1900's. One child might have
died as an infant or at a very early age and the next child (son or daughter as
the case might be) will be given the same name. Which some
One other to look out for on that 1935 - Same Place entry. Double check the
date of birth of the individual, some census forms will indicate "Same Place"
when that person wasn't even born then. They might have been born in 1935, but
after 1 Apr. I have come across that several times.
Roger Nord
Hi Trevor,The other responses you have received about 1935 are correct. What I
do, is in the Event/Fact: I make it "Residence", Date: 1 Apr 1935 (that being
the date they are asking about, and the official date of the 1940 census),
Place: I enter the same location that is shown on the 1940 censu
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