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# Title Prefix Full Name Suffix Birth Date Occupation: Date Occupation: Place Occupation
101     E A Boxall    M    11 Nov 1909  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Forename E A
Surname Boxall
Date 11th November 1909
Police Officer Number 325
Police Officer Rank 2nd Class
Event Removal Newtown To Sopley
County Hampshire 
102     E A Boxall    M    29 Jan 1910  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Forename E A
Surname Boxall
Date 29th January 1910
Police Officer Number 235
Police Officer Rank 2nd Class
Event Removal Sopley To Farringdon
County Hampshire 
103     Edith Edna Brogden    F  8 Oct 1916  Abt 1960    for Binns and originally Mawer & Collingham 
104     Richard Joseph Brook    M  23 Nov 1806  1854  South Lambeth, Surrey, England   Goldsmith 
105     Richard Joseph Brook    M  23 Nov 1806  1885    Goldsmith. Source Marriage Cert of Emma 
106     Jemima Joanna Brookman    F  1858  3 Apr 1881  St Mary, Southampton, Hampshire, England   Dressmaker 
107     John James Brookman    M  1807  1841  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Cooper 
108     John James Brookman    M  1807  1851  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Cooper 
109     William Brookman    M  Abt 1807  1861  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Cordwainer - A shoemaker 
110     Walter Brookman    M  Abt 1843  1861  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Factory Labourer 
111     Frances (Fanny) BroomfieldFrances (Fanny) Broomfield    F  06 Nov 1892  02 Apr 1911  Abbey Hotel, 11 Church St, Romsey, Hampshire, England   Servant at Abbey Hotel 
112     Frances (Fanny) BroomfieldFrances (Fanny) Broomfield    F  06 Nov 1892  1939  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Unpaid Domestic Duties 
113     Bertie Broomfield    M  27 Sep 1887  29 Sep 1939  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Navvy General Labourer Heavy Worker 
114     Henry (Harry) Broomfield    M  Abt. 1823  1861  Adelaide road, Portswood, Southampton   Bricklayer 
115     Henry (Harry) Broomfield    M  Abt. 1823  1871  Adelaide road, Portswood, Southampton   Chimneysweep 
116     Walter Broomfield    M  Abt 1858  1901  Marchwood, Hampshire, England   Bricklayers Labourer 
117     Ellen Kate Broomfield    F  22 May 1873  1911  Bognor Regis, Sussex, England   Nurse in a hospital 
118     Gordon Lennox Brown    M  11 October 1922  Abt. 1940    Farmer 
119     Laurel Frances Brown    F  29 Jul 1926  1954  Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia   Receptionist 
120     Laurel Frances Brown    F  29 Jul 1926  1958  Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia   Home Duties 
121     Joseph Brown    M    1874    Labourer 
122     Barbara Dorothy Brown    F  11 May 1930  1948  Lancaster, Lancashire, England   Nurse 1948 to 1954 
123     Edmund Budden    M  Abt 1781  6 Jun 1841  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Of Independent Means 
124     Edmund Budden    M  Abt 1781  6 Jun 1841  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Of Independent Means 
125     John Burt    M  Abt 1810  6 Jun 1841  Shirley, Sopley, Hampshire, England   Labourer 
126     John Burt    M  Abt 1810  6 Jun 1841  Shirley, Sopley, Hampshire, England   Labourer 
127     John Butler    M  Abt 1826  1881  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Forename John
Surname Butler
Occupation Railway Signalman
Source RG11
Age 55
Location Sopley Christchurch Hampshire 
128     Mary Jessie Callaway             
129     Esther Annie Callaway    F  3 Apr 1910  1939  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Laundry Hydos Ferdery 
130     James P Callaway    M  22 Apr 1912  1939  Southampton, Hampshire, England   General Labourer 
131     John Carey    M  Abt 1806  6 Jun 1841  The New Queen Inn, Avon, Sopley, Hampshire, England   Publican 
132     John Carey    M  Abt 1806  18 Jun 1839  Tithing of Avon, (near Sopley), Hampshire, England   Occupier of Field Plots 674, 675, 676, 677, 680, 683, 685. Near or adjacent to The New Queen Inn. Suggesting that John was a farmer as well as a publican. 
133     John Carey    M  Abt 1806  18 Jun 1839  Tithing of Avon, (near Sopley), Hampshire, England   Occupier of Field Plots 674, 675, 676, 677, 680, 683, 685. Near or adjacent to The New Queen Inn. Suggesting that John was a farmer as well as a publican. 
134     John Carey    M  Abt 1806  6 Jun 1841  The New Queen Inn, Avon, Sopley, Hampshire, England   Publican 
135     Ernest A Chalk    M  1893  1911  Bursledon, Hampshire, England   Farm Labourer 
136     Robert Christopher William Chinn Laflin    M  18 Apr 1881  1905  Camden, London, England   Bakers Van Man 
137     Arthur Frederick S Churchward    M  30 Apr 1889  1954  Brantford, Ontario, Canada   Inspector 
138     Arthur Frederick S Churchward    M  30 Apr 1889  1955  Plymouth, Devon, England   Inspector 
139     Elizabeth Clapcott    F  Abt 1786  6 Jun 1841  Blacksmith Cottage, 6 Derritt Lane, Sopley, Hampshire, England   Of Independent Means 
140     Elizabeth Clapcott    F  Abt 1786  6 Jun 1841  Blacksmith Cottage, 6 Derritt Lane, Sopley, Hampshire, England   Of Independent Means 
141     John Clapgutt    M    22 Feb 1802  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Apprentice
Cordwainer
 
142     George Coles    M    2 Mar 1780  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Apprentice
Carpenter 
143     Charles Coles    M  1841  1881  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Shown as a seaman in 1881 & 1891 census, by virtue of wife's entry of 'wife of seaman' or 'husband at sea'. 
144     Charles Coles    M  1841  1891  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Shown as a seaman in 1881 & 1891 census, by virtue of wife's entry of 'wife of seaman' or 'husband at sea'. 
145     Charles Coles    M  1841  1901  St Mary, Southampton, Hampshire, England   Mariner 
146     James W Coles    M  1885  1901  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Railway Chair Greaser 
147     Edward Nash Collins    M  26 Feb 1857  3 Apr 1881  St Mary, Southampton, Hampshire, England   Cabinet Maker 
148     Edward Nash Collins    M  26 Feb 1857  31 Mar 1901  St Mary, Southampton, Hampshire, England   House painter and decorator 
149     Thomas Collins    M  22 November 1817  1851  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Lime Burner 
150     Thomas Collins    M  22 November 1817  1861  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Cement Burners Labourer 


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