George & Eliza SLAUGHTER in Kent

[DaveHam9]

Hello,

I'd like a look up please for the following couple in Kent in 1841.

George SLAUGHTER b. 1809 Charing, Kent
spouse Eliza (nee DINES) b. possibly 1806 Smeeth, Kent

They married on 6 Apr 1831 Ashford, Kent

http://www.kentarchaeology.org.uk/Research/01/ASH/01/00s.htm


Thanks.

Dave

 

[crankypants]

Hi Dave

Found this George, might not be yours, so I hope this helps someone else out.

Image clearly shows SLAUGHTER

1841 U.K census
C.P: Halstead
Hundred: Codsheath
R.D: Sevenoaks
County: Kent

HAUGHT George 1811 age 30 Baker Kent
HAUGHT Elizabeth 1816 age 25 Kent
HAUGHT Ann 1839 age 2 Kent

cheers
crankypants

 

[DaveHam9]

Hello crankypants,

Thanks for looking. It's hard to know because I have no daughter Ann listed for them in my tree.

Regards,

Dave

 

[DaveHam9]

Hello crankypants,

I don't know if George & Eliza also came to Australia. Not many of the SLAUGHTERs can be found in the shipping records. Please see if you can find George & Eliza in 1851.

Thanks.

Dave

 

[crankypants]

Hi Dave

The only SLAUGHTER family I could find is the same family I mentioned under HAUGHT in the 1841 census. George is a Baker & Grocer with wife Elizabeth & 4 children in 1851.

Is it possible George & Eliza came out to Australia before 1841??

cheers
crankypants

 

[DaveHam9]

Hello crankypants,

Thanks for looking. I don't know that a George & Eliza did come to Australia. I was trying to prove by finding them in the census that they didn't since so few of the ones I know did come can't be found in shipping records. Is that a circular argument?

"In logic, an argument is a set of one or more meaningful declarative sentences (or "propositions") known as the premises along with another meaningful..."

"Begging the question is related to the fallacy known as circular argument, circulus in probando..."

Regards,

Dave