Inferences

George Guiver (1813–1886) #

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General fact died in workhouse: because place of death appears to contains the word workhouse

Richard Hinksman (1833–1911) #

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General fact died in workhouse: because place of death appears to contains the word workhouse

Mary Ann Martin (1801–1873) #

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General fact died in workhouse: because place of death appears to contains the word workhouse

Thomas Sweetland (1784–1848) #

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General fact died in workhouse: because place of death appears to contains the word workhouse

Inferences refer to hints and suggestions that help fill in missing information in the family tree.

There are various types of inferences that can appear here, such as:

year of birth: the most recent year of birth can be estimated based on known events like baptisms, marriages, or the birth of the first child..
year of death: the year of death can be estimated based on the date of burial, if available, or set to be after the last firmly known event date.
general facts: some tags are applied based on cause of death or text in other events