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Post by bodger99 » 26 Apr 2004 23:30

In a recent post on the Wish List forum, 'tafwys' said that the 1891/1901 Scottish censuses, (I don't know about Wales sorry), gave 'language spoken'.  I've just rechecked + can't find it.

Did I miss something?

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Post by normandowns » 26 Apr 2004 23:40

They don't show 'language spoken' as such, but there is a column to indicate if the person spoke 'Gaelic', or 'Gaelic and English'.

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Post by bodger99 » 27 Apr 2004 09:22

Thanks Norman - yeah, I'd figured that's what that column was, but as most of my family were from Eastern Europe + there were a few of them, it's a shame the census form didn't have another column for other languages as they all spoke Yiddish from what I can gather!

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