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Gas maker at gas works

Discussion in 'Occupations' started by CarolB08, Oct 28, 2016.

  1. CarolB08

    CarolB08 LostCousins Member

    Tonight while looking on the 1911 census I came across a distant relative of my husbands who said he was
    a "Gas maker in gas works at Lord Rayleighs, Terling, Place" ? Now I knew that Terling Place was the original dairy farm for Lord Rayleighs dairies and quite a few of hubbies relatives have worked there. But this had me stumped, why would someone be making GAS on a dairy farm.
    Then I looked at the excellent link to the Index of old occupations shared by RosemaryC and all became clear, I quote;
    Brilliant, thank you so much Rosemary C I would never have thought of that use :)
     
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