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| 201 | Albert was appointed Hon. Treasurer of the East Sussex branch of the Cameric Cigarette Card Club. The appointment took place at the home of the then Hon, Secretary of the club, Mr J.B. Brown. An article was published in the Hastings and St Leonards Observer on 25 February 1939 to mark the event. | Pelluet, Albert Edmund (I24586)
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| 202 | Albert was named after his uncle, Albert Edward Dodimead. He spent much of his young life being cared for by his aunt Amy Martha Jane and her husband, Leonard Sleightholme. | Dodimead, Albert Edward (I27144)
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| 203 | Albert was serving with the 1st Battalion, Devonshire Regiment. He was killed near Ypres. | Dodimead, Albert Edward (I27126)
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| 204 | Albert's death was announced in the 'Bendigo Advertiser' on 25 November 1882. "On the 17th instant at his sister's residence, 14 Elm Street, Hotham, ALBERT WARN, aged 22 years. Tasmanian papers please copy." | Everett, Albert Warn (I13771)
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| 205 | Albrow's birth was registered under the surname, HEAL and this is further reflected in the 1881 census of Reading, Berkshire where he is recorded as living with his mother Elizabeth Heal. However, when his mother married William Stacey in 1884, the marriage was recorded as Elizabeth Ferris to William Stacey. This suggests, although unconfirmed, that Albrow was in fact the illigitimate son of Elizabeth and an unknown Mr Heal. Following his mother's marriage, Albrow is known as Albrow STACEY until his own marriage, when he reverts to FERRIS. Some sources indicate that Albrow's father was William Heal although there doesn't appear to be any marriage recorded for Heal/Ferris. | Heal, Albrow William (I21901)
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| 206 | Alexander and Henrietta had Issue in Victoria, Australia | Family F2950
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| 207 | Alexander and his eldest son (Alexander) William, sailed aboard the "Saxonia" for their new life in Canada. He was to be joined in 1922 by his wife Mary, their daughter Francis and 2 other sons, Gilbert and Wilfred. Alexander gave his profession as "Farming". Into Place: Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada | Starling, Alexander (I18002)
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| 208 | Alexander and his father, sailed aboard the "Saxonia". They were to be joined the following year by other family members. He have his profession as "Ostler". Into Place: Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada | Starling, Alexander William (I18005)
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| 209 | Alexander enlisted in the 3rd Battalion, 25th Reinforcement and held the rank of 'Private'. He embarked with his unit from Sydney, New South Wales, on board HMAT A14 'Euripides' on 31 October 1917 and returned to Australia on 8 November 1918. | Stagg, Alexander William (I21023)
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| 210 | Alexander was granted Freedom of the City of London by Patrimony. His father, Alexander, was granted Freedom of the City of London in 1797. | Tozer, Alexander (I18383)
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| 211 | Alfred arrived in London on board the TSS "Jal-Azad" on 21 September 1949. He gave his occupation as a "Merchant" and his destination address as: 141 Cromwell Road, Lyneworth, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. He was to be joined by his wife and son the following year. Into Place: London, England | Wooster, Alfred Reginald Hutton (I11387)
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| 212 | Alfred arrived in London with his mother on 15 September 1951 on board the SS "Mooltan". There destination address was given as: 141 Cromwell Road, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire where they were presumably to join Alfred senior. Alfred's occupation was given as "Student" and Winifred's was given as "Housewife". Into Place: London, England | Wooster, Alfred Barry Hutton (I11389)
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| 213 | Alfred described as a freeholder of a "house and 100 acres of land" | White, Alfred (I28811)
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| 214 | Alfred left England for New South Wales, Australia. Into Place: New South Wales, Australia | de Rusett, Alfred Montague (I11549)
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| 215 | Alfred signed up to the Canadian Over-Seas Expeditionary Force, 180th Battalion. At that time he gave his next of kin as Ada Jerrome, wife and his trade was given as "Labourer" | Jerrome, Alfred Joshia (I8763)
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| 216 | Alfred was a cricketter for a while. he played for Highgate School in 1878-1879. There are also a number of references to him in the London Gazette, in particular, on the 9 March 1883... "Gentleman Cadet, Alfred Wilberforce Leonard, from the Royal Military College, to be Lieutenant...." | Leonard, Alfred Wilberforce (I22035)
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| 217 | Alfred was awarded the King's Police Medal | Tozer, Alfred Robert (I23162)
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| 218 | Alfred was awarded the O.B.E. | Tozer, Alfred Robert (I23162)
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| 219 | Alfred was illigitimate but following the marriage of his mother, Eliza, Alfred took the surname of his step-father. | Luxford, Alfred George (I28689)
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| 220 | Alfred was registered as a Licentiate, Royal College of Physicians, London (L.R.C.P.). | Festing-Smith, Alfred Charles L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S. (I15921)
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| 221 | Alfred's Cabinet Maker business was called into "Liquidation by Arranegment". This was reported in the London Gazette. | Dadd, Alfred Daniel (I23704)
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| 222 | Alfred's Warrant Officer pensions record indicates that he served 16 years and 2 months in India and 4 years and 11 months out of India. He was also a bandsman during his service. | Astridge, Alfred George (I25003)
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| 223 | Alfred, his parents, James and Charlotte, and his siblings, sailed aboard the ship "Berkshire" on a 4 month gruelling voyage to their new life in Australia. They arrived on 3 October 1848. Into Place: Point Henry, Victoria, Australia | White, Alfred (I28811)
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| 224 | Alice and Henry had a number of children. | Family F6739
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| 225 | Alice and her husband Ronald, arrived on 8 August 1938 aboard the "Oropesa" from Mollendo, Peru. They give their last permanant country of residence as Bolivia. From Place: Mollendo, Arequipa Region, Peru | [Holmden], Alice Graham (I22152)
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| 226 | Alice and her husband Ronald, sailed aboard the "Oropesa". They were bound for Valparaiso, Chile. To Place: Valparaiso, Chile | [Holmden], Alice Graham (I22152)
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| 227 | Alice and Thomas were 1st cousins | Family F6398
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| 228 | Alice appears in both the 1891 and 1901 censuses. However, there is no record of the birth of an Alice B Maggs in/around 1882. There is a Beatrice born about the right time. Could this be her? | Maggs, Alice Blanche (I6280)
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| 229 | Alice departed from Liverpool on board the SS Regina with her siblings and mother. The voyage was scheduled to take 21 days and so they would have arrived on, or around 15 June 1923. Into Place: Montréal, Québec, Canada | Heaver, Alice May W (I16365)
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| 230 | Alice was a servant to Benjamin Grundy, a watchmaker. | Lloyd, Alice (I3667)
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| 231 | Alice was a widow at the time of her marriage to Alfred. Alfred was a widower. | Family F6389
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| 232 | Alice was a widow when she married George. her married name was Alice HILL. | Family F4498
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| 233 | Alick was a Lieutenant serving with the 15th (The King's) Hussars. | Cubitt, Lieut. Alick George (I20645)
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| 234 | All children before Eliza (1896) were registered as "Ather" (or a variation). All census entries from 1881 use the surname "Goff". The reason for this is unknown. | Family F4957
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| 235 | All three children of James and Minnie Cox were entered into Private Education. Cyril left the school on 2 December 1927 to go to Cardiff and work as a farm boy in Carmarthenshire. | Cox, Cyril Edwin (I10171)
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| 236 | All three children of James and Minnie Cox were entered into Private Education. James left the school on 6 June 1923 to go to Southampton and join the Mercantile Marine. | Cox, James Frederick Claudian (I10169)
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| 237 | All three children of James and Minnie Cox were entered into Private Education. Olive left the school on 19 March 1926 and went back to live with her father, James. | Cox, Olive Eileen (I10170)
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| 238 | Allegedly of Italian extraction | Fazio, Maria Sophia (I22083)
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| 239 | Allegedly, this marriage was bigamous as George was still married to his first wife Elizabeth at the time of this marriage to Mary. | Family F2977
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| 240 | Alloy Plant | Sturgeon, Thomas John (I19460)
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| 241 | Along with another 1065 people, Ivor sailed aboard the ' SS Captain Cook' for the long voyage to New Zealand and a new life. At the time of his departure, he gave his profession as a "Railway Employee". Into Place: New Zealand | Hutt, Ivor Percival (I19007)
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| 242 | Alos in the household for this census is 1 General Domestic Servant. | Leonard, Arthur Holms (I22036)
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| 243 | Alos residing at this address is William Hooper, a widower aged 71 and an Agricultural Labourer. He is probably Mary's father. | Dunscombe, Henry (I4720)
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| 244 | Also at this address is: Lucy St Claire Rice, described as a visitor to Thomas. She is aged 4 years and was born in Exeter. I have been unable to identify exactly who she is. | Bell, Thomas Pridham (I27199)
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| 245 | Also in the household are 3 servants | Source Source: S7418 (S7418)
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| 246 | Also in the household at the time of this census is Blanche A Heogan, a General Domestic Servant, also from St Helier. | Pelluet, Arthur Abel (I24587)
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| 247 | Also in the household for this census are a Cook, a House Servant and a Nurse. | Leonard, Alfred Selfe (I22033)
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| 248 | Also in the household in this census was: Annie Matthews, a widow, aged 50. Annie was described as a Servant and she was a Domestic Nurse. | King, Mary Ann (I26666)
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| 249 | Also in this census and staying with Alexander and Sarah Ann, are Frederick George Hammond and his mother Rebecca Mercy (nee Grapes). Rebecca is the sister of Sarah Ann. | Bowie, Alexander (I19551)
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| 250 | Also in this census are 13 servants of the household. | Cubitt, Henry Baron Ashcombe of Dorking and of Bodiam Castle (I20636)
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| 251 | Also in this census are 5 Servants of the household. | Leonard, Alfred Selfe (I22033)
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| 252 | Also in this census is Dinah Miles, Letitia's sister, aged 19, also from Haverfordwest. | Bricknell, Herbert George (I4742)
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| 253 | Also in this census, 11 servants of the family are listed. | Cubitt, George Baron Ashcombe of Dorking and of Bodiam Castle (I20633)
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| 254 | Also in this census, 13 servants of the family are listed. | Cubitt, George Baron Ashcombe of Dorking and of Bodiam Castle (I20633)
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| 255 | Also in this census, is one William Bailey. Connection, if any, is unknown. | Cleaver, John (I323)
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| 256 | Also listed on this census were 9 servants of the family. | Source Source: S7781 (S7781)
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| 257 | Also living with him was his brother, George, his sister-in-law, Eliza and their son, Edwin. | Thomas, Edward (I2088)
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| 258 | Also living with the family at this time is one Richard Lock, aged 7. Is he connected with Mary Lock, Robert's second wife? | Tunkin, Robert (I3080)
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| 259 | Also on board for this census, were 3 other sailors. | Cockerham, Mary Ann (I17698)
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| 260 | Also on the electoral roll at this address was, Miss Agnes Maria Dodimead. So far, she hasn't been identified. | Sheppard, Dorcas (I955)
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| 261 | Also present in the household, in this census, is one female servant. | Ellis, Ethel Ellen (I22054)
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| 262 | Also present in this census are 2 servants of the household. | Green, Edward Frederick (I23350)
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| 263 | Also present in this census were 7 servants of the family. | Source Source: S7778 (S7778)
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| 264 | Also present in this census were 7 servants of the family. | Source Source: S7779 (S7779)
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| 265 | Also present in this census were two female domestic servants. | Starkey, Sarah (I25255)
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| 266 | Also present in this census, is a General Servant, Mary Haydon from Bradninch, Devonshire, aged 14 years. | Wooster, Timothy (I24126)
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| 267 | Also present in this census, is a House Servant, Susan Scadding from Cullompton, Devonshire, aged 34 years. | Wooster, Timothy (I24126)
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| 268 | Also reported in this census is that Charles and Agnes had 6 children and 2 of them had already died. | Groom, Agnes Eliza (I29169)
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| 269 | Also resident at the same address was Sybil Elizabeth Potter, described as a "Guest", also of "Private Means", and Ethel Mary Richings, a general servant. | Cox, Harriet Cole (I19099)
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| 270 | Also resident in the household for this census was Ann Keen, Sarah's sister. Ann gives her age as 66 and her status as single. Ann was born in Little Milton, Oxfordshire. | Wooster, Henry (I29362)
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| 271 | Also resident in the household for this census, is a border, Paul Dressel. Paul is also a Manufacturer and Importer of Art/Needlework Goods and he is also a German. He is aged 30 and single. | Petzold, Paul Clemens (I26215)
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| 272 | Also resident in their 29 roomed household, there were 8 domestic servants. | Leyland, Frederick Dawson (I17935)
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| 273 | Also resident in this 15 roomed house are 8 servants of the household. | Wingfield, Major General, The Honourable Maurice Anthony C.M.G.; C.V.O.; D.S.O. (I23314)
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| 274 | Also resident in this census, were 17 servants of the household. | Grosvenor, Lady Mary Frances (I20666)
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| 275 | Also resident with the family in this census is, Charles Hilyer, a Pianoforte Tuner. Charles was to marry Rosina Furneaux the following year (1902) before movong to Willesden, London. | Tuck, Jane Margaret (I16667)
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| 276 | Also used the name George Wood and George Brudenall at various times during his life. | Burgess, George (I9475)
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| 277 | Also with Patience in this census is Sarah Morley, aged 76, Widow. Sarah is described as a "Boarder". | Clarke, Patience (I20522)
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| 278 | Alternative spellings: Mitchburn, Mitchbourne or Mitchbourn | Mitchburn, Martha (I25246)
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| 279 | Although all subsequent records point to a birth in 1851, no birth record has been found to date. | Willis, Frederick (I17071)
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| 280 | Although Ann was living with William Munday in the 1851 census (as Ann Munday), there is no indication that they actually married. In fact, Ann is found in the 1861 census, correctly recorded as Ann Wooster. | Family F7190
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| 281 | Although baptised in Southwark, I have not found any reference to the birth, marriage or death of Alice anywhere other than at the London Metropolitan Archives. | Ricketts, Alice Amelia (I14524)
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| 282 | Although being nursed at the Royal London Hospital, John's address was given as 78 Donnington Road, Reading, Berkshire. | Edmonds, John James (I11995)
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| 283 | Although born Albert Western, Albert and his brother Walter, were brought up by their uncle, James Langabeer and aunt Jane (Western). Whilst Walter retained his birth name, Albert took the Lanagbeer name. | Western, Albert Edward (I12910)
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| 284 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. You must register/log in to see this item. | Living (I22222)
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| 285 | Although born Hilda Agatha Horlock, Hilda assumed the surname 'Stacey' after her mother's liason with George Stacey who was probably her father. | Horlock, Hilda Agatha (I11667)
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| 286 | Although born in Argentina, Ethel made numerous return trips between Buenos Aires and the UK, sometimes with her family and sometimes alone or with her sister Helen. | Conder, Ethel Lauriston (I16909)
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| 287 | Although born in Argentina, Helen was to make several trips to the UK with her parents. In 1930 she arrived in the UK as a student giving her place of intended permanent residence as England. However, she retiurned to Argentina on 23 September 1938 with her sister Ethel who had arrived earlier the same year to stay with her in Salford, Manchester. | Conder, Helen Muriel (I16910)
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| 288 | Although born in London of Dutch Parents, in US censuses, Leon indicates that he is of the Hebrew Race. | Keesing, Leon (I29063)
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| 289 | Although born in Victoria, Thomas' father was from Clutton, Near Bath in Somerset, England. It would seem that his parents emigrated to Victoria some time around 1855 and returned to London in 1870/1. | Gullick, Thomas Disdale (I18744)
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| 290 | Although born Mary Butler, throughout her pre-marriage life she was known as Mary Cook. When she married, she gave her name as Mary Cook on her marriage certificate. | Butler, Mary (I770)
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| 291 | Although census records indicate the birth of Samuel around 1883, I have not found any record of his birth despite extensive research. | Sturgeon, Samuel (I19468)
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| 292 | Although christened George Quigley, by around 1821, George had assumed the name 'George Harris de Rusett'. He thought that this would 'enhance' his credibility in his business as a Hairdresser. | Quigley, George (I11540)
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| 293 | Although Ebenezer's occupation is given as a Publican, the Workhouse Census described him as a "Pauper Imbecile". | Winterbotham, Ebenezer (I15597)
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| 294 | Although Edwin appears in the 1861 census (aged 3), there is no other record for his birth or death that I have found. | Faulks, Edwin (I21227)
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| 295 | Although Ernest and his wife, Gwendoline, were staying at this address, their abode was given as "The Oaks, Dilham, Norwich". | Coggan, Ernest Leslie (I24217)
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| 296 | Although Frederick acquired the property in 1874 from Charles Somers (3rd Earl Somers), he didn't move in until July 1876. This was probably because he had the entire house extensively re-modelled. | Leyland, Frederick Richards (I17930)
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| 297 | Although Gwendolione and her Husband, Ernest, were staying at this address, their abode was given as "The Oaks, Dilham, Norwich". | Gee, Gwendoline Victoria (I24221)
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| 298 | Although his birth forename was registered as 'Frank', he often used the name 'Francis'. | Pope, Frank Trethewey (I22521)
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| 299 | Although husband Arthur is not present on census night, the 1911 census summary indicates that the occupant of the house is "Capt Wooster". | Welch, Edith Anne (I24177)
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| 300 | Although it appears that Lucy died in 1925, she is listed as a resident in 1928. | Everett, Lucy Ann (I13768)
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