Premise: “In conclusion, we can’t be sure whether your ancestor came to Paris, but the mention of ‘Journeaux’ in Ramsden could be the result of a misspelling contained in the Annuaire general du commerce’. So it seems, that in the 20th century an English person researching the binder of a book which was bound about 1842 – 1846 (in Ireland!) went searching, backwards, in 19th century French street directories. And having mis-chanced upon an uncommon publishing error in Paris street directories showing a ‘Journeaux’ of Paris, it was assumed (reasonably) this was a person – rather than a category (Journaux)
Statement: And having mis-chanced upon an rare!) publishing error in Paris street directories showing a ‘Journeaux’ of Paris, it was assumed (reasonably) this was a person – rather than a category (Journaux)
Relationship: entailment