From: G6JPG-255@255soft.uk   
      
   In message , Steven Gibbs   
    writes:   
   >On 26/07/2018 22:19, Jenny M Benson wrote:   
   >> 1911 England Census, reference RG14PN11792 RG78PN651 RD240 SD2 ED26 SN313   
   >>   
   >> Ellen Dunn, aged 51; born in Highworth Wiltshire.   
   >>   
   >> Please can anyone decipher what it says underneath "Paralysed left side"   
   >> in the right-hand column?   
   >   
   >"from birth", I think   
   >   
   >Steven   
   >   
   I'd agree. I was going to say definite on the "From" (even though I   
   can't find another lower-case m), not sure about the "birth" - looks   
   more like birtto, which could be a disease as cause (like polio); but   
   looking at "Highworth", the writer _does_ get a bit enthusiastic with a   
   loop on a final h, and also with the cross on his ts (three out of four   
   "Wilts"s cross the l too, so that probably _is_ an h) so indeed "birth".   
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