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| 1601 | In the household of James Hancox Vivtualler and Catherine his wife | Drew, Mary Ann (I2936)
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| 1602 | In the November, the regiment were now based in Canterbury when it received orders to prepare to embark for active service in Portugal | Baldwin, Levi (I307)
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| 1603 | Is this the right marriage and is Elizabeth Hubbard the wife of George ? At This stage we cannot be sure but circumstatial evidence points to it's provenance. In the 1851 Census Elizabeth is said to be 74 and born at Berkswell. This puts her birth 1775/6 The Berkswell Registers have an Elizabeth Hubbard dau Edward and Eleanor bapt 31 Dec 1775 | Family: George Suckling / Elizabeth Hubbard (F1325)
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| 1604 | It appears this marriage ended in Divorce after a short time. The correspondent in the petition against Elizabeth was Richard Glover | Family: Charles Boulstridge / Elizabeth Roberts (F1730)
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| 1605 | It is dubious that this marriage ever took place. Reading the register from the banns date util July 1836 no marriage has been found. Fredericks assize trial was on 4 July and he was no doubt incarcerated befor then. | Family: Frederick Bouldstridge / Mary Sewell (F2440)
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| 1606 | Jame Bolstridge of Wall Hill Farm Allesley (sic Wall Mill) Warwickshire Farmer Jied 17 Apr 1919 Admin B'ham 24 July to Mary Bolstridge Widow Effects ?2-45 1s 5d | Bolstridge, James (I1016)
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| 1607 | James and Mary Ann had a total of 19 children only 8 survived to adulthood | Family: James Baldwin / Mary Ann Summerfield (F1888)
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| 1608 | James Duffield died at this Grandson's home in 1917 | Moorwood, Stanley Duffield (I4846)
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| 1609 | James J Bolestridge served as a Corporal in the Pennsylvania 23 infantry company K during the Civil War and was twice wounded. ********************************************************************** *************************** For 1860 Us census see notes of Stepfather William Smith ********************************************************************** ************************* 1870 US Census Pennsylvania > Philadelphia > Philadelphia Ward 19 District 59 Page 25 Bolestridge Jas J 25 Boss Carpenter Real Estate Value $4000 b. England Bolestridge Charlotte 25 b. Phil. Penn ********************************************************************** ********************************* 1880 Us Census, Philadelphia, PA National Archives Film T9-1176 Page 255A James J. BOLESBRIDGESelf M M W 34 ENGLAND Occ:Carpenter Fa: ENGLAND Mo: ENGLAND Charlotte BOLESBRIDGEWife F M W 33 PA Occ:Keeping House Fa: WURTENBURG Mo: WURTENBURG Lottie BOLESBRIDGEDau F S W 7PA Occ:At School Fa: ENGLAND Mo: PA Louisa BOLESBRIDGEDau F S W 2PA Occ:At Home Fa: ENGLAND Mo: PA ********************************************************************** ************************ Pennsylvania, Philadelphia County, Roll 1459 Book 2, Page 69a.tif 1900 Us Census North Second, Philadelphia City 325 Sheet 7 Bolestridge James J Head Sept 1844 Eng Eng Eng Stationer Imm(1847) " Charlotte F Wife M ay 184 5PA Ger Ger Married 32 years 2 Children 1 Surviving ********************************************************************** ********************************************** 1920 Census Philadelphia, PA Mary McColley Head Garage Manager Bolstridge James Lodger 77 Wid'r Eng Eng Eng No Occupation Year of Citizenship 1850 ********************************************************************** **************************** | Bolestridge, James John (I603)
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| 1610 | Jeremiah and Mary Ann had at least one child before marriage. Susanna Baldwin was buried at St. Mary's Whitall St. on the 14 Aug 1836 " Age 13 Months dau Jeremiah and Mary Dudley Street " | Family: Jeremiah Baldwin / Mary Ann Walker (F2280)
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| 1611 | John and Phebe were often very late baptising children There were two unbaptised children buried A Daughter on 28 Sept 1762 A Child 26 Jan 1774 ******************************* | Family: John Duffield / Phebe Roads (F1729)
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| 1612 | John appears to have married very young although this is a possibility it questions the relationship! Unfortunately the baptism of John has not been found as yet. The evidence for placing John as the son of George and Sarah is non the less convincing. Sarah was born at Newton Regis and married George there. She can be identified in the 1851 census as living with her Grandson John Barfield son of this John. These families can be found in both the 1841 and 1851 censuses at upton in virtually the same houses. The 1836 tithe apportionment schedules list them also in the same area along with Richard Barfield ********************************************************************** ************************ 1841 Census Upton John Barfield 45 NO Mary Barfield 45 yes Sarah Barfield 25 yes Mary Barfield 1 yes Sarah Barfield 70 No ************************* 1851 Census Upton Mary Barfield Hd wid 65 b. Peckleton Pauper Elizabeth Barfield UnM 25 b. Upton ************************************************************** | Barfield, John (I347)
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| 1613 | John Edward died by drowning in the Coventry Canal, when he fell off his tricycle. | Boulstridge, John Edward (I1866)
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| 1614 | John Knight 44 Ag Lab b. Atterton Mary Knight Wife 43 b. Nuneaton William Knight son 11 Ploughboy b. Atterton Ann Knight Dau 9 b. Atterton John Knight Son 5 b. Atterton *********************************************** | Knight, John (I4517)
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| 1615 | John possibly christened 2 April 1787 St Mary Leicester but not proved, parents Thomas Gisborn and Elizth. | Gisborn, John (I8131)
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| 1616 | JOHN R. BEAN, was born Aril 25, 1830, in Enfield, Maine. Attended common schools in Oldtown and Bangor. When still a boy he went on a whaling voyage to the Pacific ocean, which took him around Cape Horn and back to New Bedford, Mass., consuming three years and three months in the cruise. He made two shorter sea voyages and then found employment in a cotton factory at Salmon Falls, New Hampshire. He came to St. Anthony, Minn., in September, 1848, and worked about the saw mills there until the fall of 1849, when in company with John Simpson he made a camp on the island in the Mississippi now called Cloutier?s island about opposite the farm of C.G.Richardson in the town of Ramsey. At this camp a lively trade was carried on with the Winnebago Indians, who had not kept very closely upon their reservation at Long Prairie and were scattered all along the Mississippi above Itaska, and even as far south as the present site of Champlin. In the spring Mr. Bean built a log house on the main land on the present Richardson farm. About 1853 Bean and Simpson made a trading trip to Pembina, where they remained one year. On one occasion Mr. Bean got across the British boundary and was captured by agents of the Hudson Bay Company, but luckily escaped without having his furs confiscated, being put back across the boundary with a warning to trade only south of the forty-ninth parallel. Mr. Bean then lived several years in St. Anthony, working in the sawmills. In 1855 he built a permanent dwelling on the present Richardson farm, where he lived continuously with the exception of eighteen months, until 1870, when he purchased his present home in Anoka, where he has since lived. Mr. Bean was married Jan 7, 1855, to Julia A. Mathison. Children: Mary E. (Mrs. William Bolstridge, St. Francis, Minn), Ida E. (Mrs. George L. Rathbun) and Daniel R. See http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~relativememory/bean.htm | Bean, John R (I445)
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| 1617 | John Reilbelt came out with his parents as assisted free immigrants, leaving Anthwerp Belgium 3 Dec 1854 and arriving Sydney 3 Mar 1855 on the ship Catteau Wattel. pp Sharon Betts 2006 ********************************************************************** ******* | Reibelt, John (I5535)
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| 1618 | John Robert Bolstridge of 10 Fifth Avenue Blythe died 3 Dec 1943 Adminstration Granted to Widow Eva Effects ?474 3s 10d | Bolstridge, John Robert (I1092)
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| 1619 | John Treadwell was discharged from Military Service on 27 June 1806 having lost his sight in service. At discharge he was in the Sir John Moore's 2nd Batt 52nd Regiment of Light Infantry in Captain R. Rowan's company and was recommended for a Chelsea Hospital Bounty which was granted 4 August 1806. His discharge papers list him as only serving one year but his pay papers were amended to 9 years He is described as 26 years old, born Sheepy near Atherstone, 5'5 " tall, Dark Brown Hair - Eyes and of swarthy complexion. ********************************************************************** ******* 1841 Census Sheepy Magna (near Black Horse) John Tredwell 55 Ocu??? Y Mary Tredwell 55 b. IRE ************************************************ 1851 Census Druids Arms Yard, Atherstone John TREADWELL Head M 70 M Chelsea Pensioner Sheepy Magna-Lei Mary TREADWELL Wife M 37 F --- Bentley-War Charles JEE SonL - 7 M Scholar Mancetter-War Arthur TREADWELL Son - 11 M --- Atherstone-War ********************************************************************** **** 1861 Census Druid's Yard Atherstone WAR John Treadwell Head 81 Chelsea Pensioner b. Sheepy Magna Blind for 55 years Mary Treadwell Wife 46 b. Bentley Arthur Treadwell Son 10 b. Atherstone ********************************************************************** ************** | Tredwell, John (I6590)
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| 1620 | Joined the Ox and Bucks after marriage 1915. | Bishop, Albert Edward (I7896)
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| 1621 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I7920)
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| 1622 | Joseph Holt and Hannah Sherwood married in 1855 at St Martins Tipton In the 1861 Cenus they lived next door to Elizabeth Duffield (Wilkinson) John Duffield's mother | Family: John Duffield / Mary Ann Drew (F981)
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| 1623 | Joseph was literate with a good hand witnessing marriages in both 1760 and 1764 in 1762 he was a listed as a Churchwarden. ********************************************************************** *************************** | Cheatle, Joseph (I2474)
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| 1624 | Jul 11 1906 Ellis Island Record Sailing on the SS Caronia from Liverpool leaving 3 July Annas Duffield and her 2 Children Annie 7 and Annice 2 Arrived in New York bound for 9 Winton Avenue Bridgeport CT to join Archibald. *************************************************************** | Simpson, Annice (I5786)
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| 1625 | Just a two roomed house | Boulstridge, Charles (I1758)
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| 1626 | Kench hill was used as an emergency hospital during the second world war. It had 40 beds and and treated atr raid casualties, Loughborough and Nottingham were heavily bombed in the spring of 1941. | Parsons, Joseph William (I5244)
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| 1627 | KIllen in Action ant the battle of Little Bighorn | Allen, Alfred Ernest (I35)
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| 1628 | Known as James 1881 residence Keys Hill, Baddesley Ensor. Occupation hat maker. 1901 residence Red Lion Baddesley, occupation publican Death Dec qtr 1942 reg at Atherstone 6d 639 | Fretwell, William James (I8123)
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| 1629 | Known as such from the mid-18th to the mid 19th century, this was a notorious slum area off Hill Street, of crowded back-to-back houses. It probably takes its name from the landowner. There was a large Irish population here. In 1841 of some c350 residents listed, nearly one third had been born in Ireland and a high proportion of them were unskilled labourers. | Greathead, John (I3378)
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| 1630 | Larcency from the person would usually mean that Frederick was a Pickpocket. | Bouldstridge, Frederick (I1647)
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| 1631 | Late of Nailstone | Parker, John (I5115)
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| 1632 | Leicester Record Office, 9D43, Bundle 184. Bond dated 4 March, 39th Elizabeth (1597) We Have, for instance, a bond binding Sampson Wase, of Rotherby, gentleman, 1597, reciting that in consideration of a marriage to be had between Henry Fox, son of Thomas Fox, of Wigston, husbandman, and Margaret, daughter of Thomas Wase, has covenanted to procure the payment of 200 pounds to Thomas Fox before the celebration of the marriage and that Thomas Fox on his side, has made over to Margaret Wase an estate of his two yardlands, and apparantly other property of his. Sampson Wase, brother of Margaret, binds himself in the sum of 200 pounds to Thomas Fox that Margaret " Shall not hereafter at any time surrender, yield up, or otherwise depart with her estate or interest (or any part thereof) in that messuage or tenement and two yardlands with the appurtenance and all other customary lands and tenements of the said Thomas Fox, in Wigston Magna aforesaid now being tenure or occupation of Thomas Fox or his assignee or assignees, or any part therof unless it be some or one of the children of the said Henry Fox " . If Margaret should keep her side of the bargain the obligation of Samson Wase to pat Thomas Fox 200 pound shall be void. | Family: Henry Fox / Margaret Wase (F2304)
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| 1633 | Levi Baldwin a man of Colour +++++++++++++++++++++++++ The first reference to Levi Baldwin so for found is in the sporting life magazine in May 1806. "In the evening of the first day of Goodwood Races, there was a foot race between Levi Baldwin, a black trumpeter in the 4th dragoons, and a Yorkshireman ; they ran a hundred and fifty yards, for twenty-five guineas, which was easily won ..." It should be noted that Goodwood Racecourse is only a couple of miles from Chichester. In 1808 while the regiment was in Canterbury Levi married Sarah McGilchrist. Sarah's father was likely stationed there also as the 3rd and 4th Dragoons spent three days on board ships at Portsmouth in December 1808 prior to being stood down. In march 1809 shortly after the baptism of daughter Jane, the regiment marched to Portsmouth where on the 16th April they sailed on the Venus for Spain The next reference to Levir is at Chichester, where in 1810, he and Sarah baptised a daughter Jane. Later at Glasgow he was described as a soldier but the Chichester registers prior to 1813 do not list occupations. ******************************************************** The History of Roussillon Barracks, Chichester ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ " Various records show that the Barracks were built over a period between 1795 and 1813 at a cost of ?76,167, on land that was purchased from the Bishop of Chichester. It lies in the parish of St Peter the Great and from marriage registers of St Peters up to 1794, it shows that the military were on site from the mid 1700s. In 1767 the marriage took place of a drummer in Lord London's Regiment and also of a trumpeter in Lord Albermarle's Regiment. In 1768, three weddings took place by members of 70th foot, General Cholmondely's Regiment and 3rd Regiment of Dragoons. The Barrack accommodation at this time was tents. " Note the reference to 3rd Dragoons, this regiment was the one Sarah's father Henry McGilchrist served in, see his notes. Worthy of Note also :- At St Peter The Great on 6 April 1802 the Following Couple were married by Licence: William X Shrubb of the Parish of Headley in the county of " Southampton " and Jemima X Balwin of this parish Witnessed by John Moorey, John Frogbrook and George Wright ********************************************************* The next reference to Levi Baldwin (Balden) is at Glasgow in 1812 regarding the baptism of his son Levi Balden. Levi at this time is described as a soldier although no discharge papers can be found for him. It is quite possible that he was not discharged to pension, he may well have died in service, although no reference to him as a soldier were found at Birmingham, in that case it will be more difficult to find his records but not impossible. We do have a clue however, the second witness to this baptism, John MacDonald also born America,( New York), about 1782, served in the 2nd Batt' 71st Light Infantry enlisting 2nd May 1808. His discharge papers describe him as " of black complexion " These regimental records will be checked in due course for this period. Note the 2nd Battalion of the 71st were disbanded after Waterloo in 1815. (Further details re - John McDonald Abstract From WO25 - 459 Description Book Page 34 WO25/ 459 71st Foot 2nd Battn 1810 - 1820 John McDonald Age 26 5'4 " Complexion Black; Visage - Round; Eyes - Black; Hair - Black Born America - New York; occupation - Weaver Date and Place of Attestation for a Limited Period - Glasgow 9 May 1808 Discharged - 24 Sept 1810 Not Recommended for Pension} Abstract of Baptismal Entry at Barony " Levi Balden Soldr and Sarah McGilchrist had their - child born 13 May baptised 10 June 1812 named Levi, John Macdonald and Henry Mcgilchrist Witnesses. NB There were quite a number of soldiers baptising children at this period. Margaret dau Willian Gray Soldr and Janet Rellie 16 June Wit Daniel Rellie and Robt Gray James son Adam Cook soldr and Eliz Turner 27 June Wit Thomas Turner and Peter Tenyson Robert son Thomas Gilmour soldr and Janet Smith 7 July Wit John Henderson & Geo Allan Janet dau Andr Munro soldr and Margaret Cathel 21st July wit by John Thompson & Samuel Brown Agnes Dau Wm Dun soldr and Agnes Anderson 28 July Wit by Geo and Wm Smellie William son Robert Jack soldr And Janet Ballock 3 Aug Wit by John Wiseman & John Bilsland NB the following entry from the Glasgow Death Records of 1855:- MCDONALD,John-Soldier/pensioner-male-34-born Glasgow-4 months in Glasgow.Parents-John MCDONALD, Soldier(dec) and Sarah MCDONALD nee SINCLAIR. Died May 25, 1855 at the Royal Infirmary, Glasgow of Cardiac Dropsy as cert by Charles F. McLauglan MD. buried High Church Cemetery, Glasgow as cert by the warden. Signed Sarah MCDONALD, her X mark, mother Current state of Military research : The description books for the 71st foot have been read on film but the writing is very faded. The fact that no referance to Levi can be found is therefore not conclusive. The musters will read in due course. He is definately not listed in the 3rd Dragoons, the regiment of Henry McGilchrist, as the muster rolls for this regiment have been examined for this period. A day at Kew confirmed Levi was in the 4th Dragoons in 1809, two pages from the pay books listed Levi as one of the 10 Trumpeters. Sadly no description books have been found and current research is limitted due Corona Virus restrictions. The first reference found of Levi Baldwin in Birmingham is at the burial of Isabella his daughter on 7 Feb 1819, she was only 8 months old at the time and it appears unbaptised. This reference is to be found in the St. Philip's Register. Later on 10 April 1821 when Levi Baldwin was baptised as an adult. The minister wrote " Born 1770 or thereabouts in North America, a Musician and man of Colour " . His burial entry in 1829 however gives his age as 47 indicating he was born circa 1782. Why was he baptised at this time? Normally it would indicate a marriage but in this case we know that Levi was already married, his daughter Isabella born in 1818, Jeremiah c. 1814 and Levi 1812. It is therefore highly likely that he was baptised as a relative newcomer to the parish. Levi and his wife Sarah subsequently baptised two more children at Saint Martin's, Caroline in 1826 and Sarah in 1828 a year before Levi died in 1829. He was always referred to as a musician and appeared to have no other trade unlike his son Jeremiah who was a brass founder and musician and described sometimes as a fiddler. The burial registers reveal three more unbaptised children who died in infancy Thomas, 1823 and James, 1825 besides the previously mentioned Isabella,1818. NB the Burial Registers have not been checked post 1837 yet. ********************************************************************** *** It is interesting to note that the first civil registration for this family, that of Caroline, daughter of Jeremiah, was in the name of Caroline BALDEN not Baldwin. See also the baptismal entry for Levi Balden 1812 ********************************************************************** **** After Levi's death in 1829 Sarah married John Chinn in 1831 and they moved to Ryecroft Walsall some time between the census of 1841 and 1851. The Baldwin - Chinn family seemed to have some interest in Ryecroft, Walsall prior to 1841 as Caroline, Jeremiah's sister, died there in 1837 although both Jeremiah, his mother and step-father were still in Birmingham. ********************************************************************** ***** Worthy of note are these other entries found in Various Birmingham registers:- St May's Whitall Street Burials: 9 May 1824 Sarah Baldwin age 75 Widow of Wharfe St. NB when Levi was baptised in 1821 he was said to live Little Wharfe St. St. Martin's Register of Burials: 30 Aug 1835 Mary Baldwin Wife of William age 52 of Tonk St. 15 Feb 1837 William Baldwin 56 of Rea St (near Barford St.) (Note the reference to Tonk St 26 April 1831 Sarah dau Levi and Sarah) With regards to the above William and Mary baptised the following children at St. Martin's William was described as a Gardener and they lived at Old Inkleys Thomas BALDWIN on 10 Jun 1813 born 17 Dec 1812 William BALDWIN on 22 Nov 1814 no birth date Given possibly born before William Mary Ann BALDWIN on 18 Aug 1817 born 22 April 1814 Edward BALDWIN on 12 Sep 1821 born 27 July 1819 (Father Green ?Gisege? ********************************************************************** ****** | Baldwin, Levi (I307)
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| 1634 | Limitted Coverage for some areas check for updates Will be moving most databases at FHOL to findmypast,com on March 2nd. | Source (S54)
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| 1635 | Listed as Coseley in 1911 Census as officially in Christ Church Parish Coseley | Bills, Stephen (I7436)
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| 1636 | Listed as Coseley in 1911 Census as officially in Christ Church Parish Coseley | Bills, Nellie Beatrice (I7438)
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| 1637 | Listed as Coseley in 1911 Census as officially in Christ Church Parish Coseley | Bills, George (I7437)
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| 1638 | Lived in Birmingham. Joined the Camel Corps. | Stephens, Randolf (I8312)
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| 1639 | Living Next door to Daughter Elizabeth and her husband Thomas Duffield | Harpwood, Thomas (I3751)
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| 1640 | Living with Brother Henry and his wife Ann | Bolstridge, Joseph (I1102)
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| 1641 | Living with Daughter Amy Maud and her Husband Walter Clement Graves | Austing, Harriet (I273)
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| 1642 | Living With Father | Price, Joseph (I8509)
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| 1643 | Living with Father and two Children. Listed as married but no Husband | Duffield, Ada Selina (I2957)
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| 1644 | Living with George Cox Son in Law and Sarah nee Stockton | Spittle, Sarah (I5966)
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| 1645 | Living with Grandfather James Bolstridge | Bolstridge, Lily (I1151)
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| 1646 | Living with Grandfather James Bolstridge | Bolstridge, Sarah Anne (I1379)
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| 1647 | Living with Grandparents William and Elizabeth Parker | Dorney, Sarah (I2897)
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| 1648 | Living with Mother | Bolstridge, Joseph (I1102)
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| 1649 | Living with Mother | Duffield, Thomas (I3030)
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| 1650 | Living with Mother in Law (widow) | Bevan, William (I498)
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