From: NemoNews@hotmail.co.uk   
      
   1841 England Census, HO107-846-1-11-15, entry for John Bulman.   
      
   His occupation is Cabinet M(aker) but this is prefaced by what looks   
   like a letter Y.  Further down the page "J Engraver" shows the letter J   
   quite clearly, different to the apparent "Y".   
      
   Is it most probable that the enumerator meant "Journeyman Cabinet Maker"   
   or is there some other possibility?   
   --   
   Jenny M Benson   
   Wrexham, UK   
      
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