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Margaret HART
- 1587
Has no ancestors but 5 descendants in this family tree.
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Name Margaret HART Relationship 
with Teresa Ann GOATHAM Gender Female Buried 26 Mar 1587 St. Peter’s Church, Canterbury, Kent, England 
- From PR entry (image on FMP, viewed 3 Nov 2014):
"1587 The /26/ of Marche was buryed Margett Hawkes wife of Thomas Hawkes"
Notes - (Research):You said " as far as I can tell paper household schedules are only available on request." Actually, my no. came on a paper census schedule. I wonder why some of us got paper schedules, while apparently some of you didn't?
I certainly did not request one, and I have used a no. of Government online services so if there was any checking (which I suspect would be too complicated) they should have known this. I have no memory of whether I filled in a paper copy or online version in 2011 - based on my normal behaviour online would seem most likely.
But of course there could be a new householder since my online activities or 2011.
You say "how is anyone supposed to know whether they'll be able to spend 30 days or more in their holiday home in 2021?" but the question is not "will you in 2021" but present tense "do you" - I would suggest it is not clear*, but it seems to me to refer to your normal practice. (* - what is some years you do and some you don't?)
Part you don't mention that surprises me is about GCSEs. It says "Include 5 or more O level passes or CSEs grades 1" - fine, that includes me. But my mother was at school pre O levels. She sat something I believe was called 'School certificate'. You had to pass certain subjects (and a minimum of subjects) to get a certificate (clarified for me by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/School_Certificate_(United_Kingdom) ). My mother failed to get a certificate, but I think she knew which subjects she had passed. I can't check - she died in 2003, and the article doesn't clarify, but although she is long dead I know quite a number of people of her age or older, and since it continued to 1950 those up to 4 years younger, i.e. people born as late as 1934, will have sat it. It is odd that "
Other similar qualifications outside of England and Wales are allowed for ("If you have achieved CSEs, O levels or other similar qualifications outside of England and Wales, choose the options you think are the closest match.") but no allowance for those who got or failed a school cert. As you had to pass in 6 subjects to get a cert should those who only passed in 5 subjects or who failed English or maths tick the box? Should those who passed in less than 5 subjects tick the next box? It's as though the question setters are unaware that anyone in England or Wales may have sat exams at 16ish other than GCSEs / O levels / CSEs.
Person ID I17462 All Last Modified 21 Mar 2021
Family Thomas HALKE, b. Est 1548, bur. 23 Dec 1611, St. Peter’s Church, Canterbury, Kent, England (Age ~ 63 years)
Other Partners: Phenenna FINCHE m. Abt 18 Dec 1587; Emma m. Between 5 Dec 1608 and 1 Jan 1610/11Marriage License 18 Aug 1576 Canterbury, Kent, England - "Haulke, Thomas, and Margaret Hart, of Cant. Aug. 18, 1576."
(from Cowper's 1st series)
Married 3 Sep 1576 St. Peter’s Church, Canterbury, Kent, England - From PR entry (image on FMP, viewed 3 Nov 2014):
"1576 The /3/ of September was maryed Thomas Haulke to Margaret Hart of this p[ar]ishe"
Children5 children Last Modified 4 Nov 2014 Family ID F7008 Family Group Page | Family Chart
- From PR entry (image on FMP, viewed 3 Nov 2014):