Right on my tree I have a Jack Glenny born c.1902,  son of Walter Glenny & Lilian (nee Neate) married to (nee Nellie Welsh) with a son Michael born c.1940. I can't fin him on the 1911 census, but have got his brother Walter & his sister Harriet with their Dad at their Grandfathers house.

Any idea how I can find out where Jack was in 1911?

Thanks

I love having access to the census the amount of information you can obtain is amazing, however....

My G.Grandad Thomas Armstrong Glenny is shown in 1911 as living with his wife, his son Walter, his daughter Maria Julia & 2 grand children Walter John Wetherall & Harrietta Kathleen Mia only I don't know who is their parent. I am guessing probably Maria, but wondered if anyone out there new the answer before I ordered their birth certificates.

I am going to have a look at some of Walter & Maria's siblings to see if I am missing any of their details.

I got a Dell laptop a few years ago, and while scouting around for it's replacement I noticed the Ubuntu Linux folks are still proud to say their stuff not only runs on Dell kit still, but that it's available to purchase and have supported direct from Dell:

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Here are our photos from Jenson's drive around the streets of Manchester in his Formula 1 car, as well as the MP4-12C super car.

So having gone out on Saturday & having both been in work all day we came home & cycling via almost 3 pubs, without stopping, we completed the longest cycle ride yet at 9.9miles, started at 6:25pm finished at 7:15pm

This was the amazing opportunity that I was given along with all members of #KEMS Orchestra. Chris @swithinbank wrote an amazing piece as our adopted composer for the season in association with #BBCradio3 & making music.

The piece was formed on June 18th  as part of the #Barnaby celebrations in #Macclesfield celebrating 750years of it having the Market Charter.

Saturday  was to the the Unicorn  at Wilmslow, arriving before opening, coming home the scenic route. Started: 10:30am (YES AM), Mileage: 8.6 miles

Saturday  was to the the Unicorn  at Wilmslow, stopping there for a pint before coming home the scenic route. Started: 3:40pm, Mileage: 8.6 miles

After a brilliant morning meeting Alex Webber for the first time and seeing his parents & Tobin, Zac, Mel & Steve Mitchell in Macclesfied & then mowing both front lawns we decided to take the bikes out for a medium spin. Our route was one of our favourite ones and can be found:

Grant Shepert from Blue River (who are behind the awesome ColdFusion powered Mura CMS) is going to be in Manchester (UK !) as part of a little sight seeing now they've opened a UK office.

If you'd like to meet some fellow ColdFusion developers, or just see what all the fuss is about, come along to the Banyan on Tuesday the 16th August.

Today was to the Legh Arms at Adlington, using the scenic route. Started: 7:10pm, Mileage: 8.4 miles

It took us 25 mins to get there & 15 mins to get back before Tom altered out bikes to make riding more fun & I cooked tea, yum yum.