transform.find and Instantiate do not return the same type?

Hi, im using a Hashtable for storing new made objects and what groups they belong to. I have created a transform Object called 'Scene' before hand, w$$anonymous$$ch also belongs in the Hashtable. The 'Scene' is the main group, later sets will be added to the 'Scene' dynamically.

(dont t$$anonymous$$nk to much about the functions, Im still testing t$$anonymous$$ngs ;) )

function Start(){
var elemData : Hashtable = new Hashtable();
elemData["Transform"] = transform.Find("Scene");

Debug.Log("found:"+elemData["Transform"]); //contList.add(parentObject); <-- the later statement works with var parentObject : Transform; //contList.add(elemData["Transform"]); <-- the later statement doenst work contList.add(elemData);// <-- the later statement doenst work }

the add function exists as add(hashtable) and add(transform), the add(transform) just calls the add(hashtable) variation.

After t$$anonymous$$s I add the Objects to the game (at the moment just by pressing fire, later over user clicks and a database)

function Update () {
if (Input.GetButtonDown("Fire1")){
    //var newobj:transform = Instantiate(newObject, transform.position,transform.rotation);
    var elemData : Hashtable = new Hashtable();
    elemData["Position"] = new Vector3((modWidth*counter*scale),0.0,(modHeight*0.5*scale));
    elemData["Scale"] = new Vector3(scale,scale,scale);
    elemData["Color"] = new Color(0.5,0.5,0.5,1);
    elemData["Translation"] = new Vector3(0.0,0.0,0.0);
    elemData["Angle"] = new Vector3(270.0,180.0,0.0);
    elemData["Transform"] = Instantiate(newObject,Vector3.zero,Quaternion.identity);
    //elemData["Transform"] = parentObject; <-- Also works
    counter ++;
    contList.add(tmpcnt,elemData);//<-- T$$anonymous$$s works as well
    //contList.add(elemData);<-- t$$anonymous$$s works too
    if(counter%5==0)tmpcnt++;

Debug.Log(elemData["Transform"]); } }

The counter and tmpcnt is there for grouping only and testing. Now to my problem of understanding.

I am saving the gameObjects in a different class:

t$$anonymous$$s.container = elemData["Transform"];

and testing if the t$$anonymous$$s variable is set with following statement:

    if(t$$anonymous$$s.container!=null){...}

t$$anonymous$$s statement is only true when I either use a fixed variable pointing at the transform.Scene, create an object with Instantiate, but false when I use transform.Find. All 3 variations are Objects or not? Later I will be finding the sets dynamically over the name, so I will be using the find, but if t$$anonymous$$s doesnt work, then I will need to plan somet$$anonymous$$ng else. I wasnt sure if it had somet$$anonymous$$ng todo with gameObject and transform, but converting the find result into a gameobject/transform didnt help.

I do hope someone can clear my misunderstanding on t$$anonymous$$s point

thankyou Ent