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Indexing 1876 Marne, France census records I encounter the letters S. O. handwritten.

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JexRodneyMichael1
JexRodneyMichael1 ✭
August 28, 2024 edited February 7 in Get Involved/Indexing

The letters S. O. are, I believe, representing the words Sans Occupation. Per project instructions, I am not to type in occupations but rather "relationship to the head of household." Anyone with experience with S. O. in census records?

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  • Randy Philpot
    Randy Philpot ✭✭✭
    September 22, 2024

    I saw reference to the french abbreviation s.o. or "sans objet" with an english translation of N/A (not applicable).

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  • maryellenstevensbarnes1
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    September 22, 2024 edited September 22, 2024

    Perhaps the appropriate entry would be "not a relative" or "lodger"

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