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Thank you so much, maybe it was poetic licence, as I think the nephew must have given the details of 1861 census, I have a feeling it was the Merchant Navy, as his brother in law named Thompson was a ...

Had a breakthrough on Charles Pound, found he married in 1814 StMarys Islington, not St Brides Fleet St, He was born in 1791 at Curry Rivel Somerset, came to London as a Tailor, but went in Navy somet ...

My 3 x great grandmother Elizabeth Pound born Clerkenwell 1790. is on the 1861 census, described as widow, pensioned - husband Captain R.N.
Her husband was Charles Pound, have no other knowledge of h ...

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Topic: Royal Navy late 1700- early 1800
Pinky Replies: 3 Views: 24978	Forum: Age of Nelson Posted: Sun May 15, 2011 8:44 am Subject: Charles Pound
Pinky Replies: 3 Views: 24978	Thank you so much, maybe it was poetic licence, as I think the nephew must have given the details of 1861 census, I have a feeling it was the Merchant Navy, as his brother in law named Thompson was a ...
Topic: Royal Navy late 1700- early 1800
Pinky Replies: 3 Views: 24978	Forum: Age of Nelson Posted: Fri May 13, 2011 1:57 pm Subject: Royal Navy late 1700- early 1800
Pinky Replies: 3 Views: 24978	Had a breakthrough on Charles Pound, found he married in 1814 StMarys Islington, not St Brides Fleet St, He was born in 1791 at Curry Rivel Somerset, came to London as a Tailor, but went in Navy somet ...
Topic: Royal Navy late 1700- early 1800
Pinky Replies: 3 Views: 24978	Forum: Age of Nelson Posted: Sat Sep 27, 2008 10:44 am Subject: Royal Navy late 1700- early 1800
Pinky Replies: 3 Views: 24978	My 3 x great grandmother Elizabeth Pound born Clerkenwell 1790. is on the 1861 census, described as widow, pensioned - husband Captain R.N. Her husband was Charles Pound, have no other knowledge of h ...