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   Last Name, Given Name(s)    Census    Person ID   Tree 
1 Abraham, Esther  1841I12350 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
2 Andrews, Elizabeth  1841I12304 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
3 Andrews, Elizh  1841I12303 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
4 Andrews, Harriett  1841I12305 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
5 Andrews, John  1841I12302 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
6 Andrews, Mary  1841I12301 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
7 Andrews, Mary  1841I12306 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
8 Andrews, Robt  1841I12300 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
9 Andrews, Sophia  1841I12307 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
10 Andrews, Thos  1841I12308 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
11 Bartlett, John  1841I12340 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
12 Bates, Ann  1841I12697 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
13 Bates, Henry  1841I12696 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
14 Bell, William  1841I12449 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
15 Betherage, James  1841I12699 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
16 Boyce, George  1841I12701 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
17 Boyce, George  1841I12705 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
18 Boyce, William  1841I12702 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
19 Brewer, Emma  1841I12454 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
20 Brewer, Mary I  1841I12453 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
21 Broadbridge, Ann  1841I12346 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
22 Broadbridge, James  1841I12345 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
23 Brown, William  1841I12292 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
24 Browning, Thos  1841I12546 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
25 Brumfield, Phillis  1841I12293 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
26 Brumfield, Phillis  1841I12294 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
27 Bull, Amelia  1841I12478 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
28 Burbidge, Charlotte  1841I12378 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
29 Burbidge, Charlotte  1841I12379 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
30 Burbidge, Eliza  1841I12380 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
31 Burbidge, Silvanes  1841I12377 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
32 Burr, Elizabeth  1841I12513 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
33 Cansdale, Charles  1841I12451 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
34 Cardwells, Elizabeth  1841I12310 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
35 Chalk, John  1841I12295 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
36 Chalk, John  1841I12297 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
37 Chalk, Joseph  1841I12298 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
38 Chalk, Mary  1841I12296 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
39 Chalk, Mary  1841I12299 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
40 Christie, Jas  1841I12476 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
41 Clancey, Ellen  1841I12541 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
42 Collis, Charles  1841I12499 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
43 Collis, Charlotte  1841I12495 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
44 Collis, Charlotte  1841I12497 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
45 Collis, Elizabeth  1841I12498 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
46 Collis, John  1841I12500 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
47 Collis, William  1841I12494 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
48 Collis, Willm  1841I12496 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
49 Coombs, Henry  1841I12330 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 
50 Coward, Ellen  1841I12469 Millbrook Census 1841 Type B 

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