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# Full Name Birth Date Marriage Date Death Date Residence: Date Residence: Place
11401 Ernest Charles Collins  1882      1901  The Hatchet Inn, Lower Chute, Wiltshire, England  
11402 Alfred Lynch Howie  1883         
11403 Arthur Hurst  1883         
11404 Fanny Jordan Braid  1883         
11405 Beatrice Gertrude West  1883  1906  Oct 1910     
11406 William John Pomeroy  1883         
11407 Sidney Stuart Payne  1883         
11408 Walter ELLIOTT  1883         
11409 Arthur Eli Hickman  1883         
11410 Job Mabey  1883         
11411 john frederick brooks  1883  29 Dec 1902       
11412 William Wileman  1883         
11413 William Cox  1883    1884     
11414 Ella May Peirce  1883  27 Apr 1909  5 Oct 1956     
11415 Ella May Peirce  1883    5 Oct 1956     
11416 William Peter Tilley  1883    1883     
11417 Sarah Ann Pomeroy  1883    14 Apr 1886     
11418 Josian Smith  1883    1961     
11419 Florance E Hirst  1883      1891  Lockwood, Yorkshire, England  
11420 Ernest Russell  1883      1901  Forest Hill, Lewisham, London, England  
11421 Florance E Hirst  1883      1901  Lockwood, Yorkshire, England  
11422 Edwin George Lionel (Lionel) Chaffey  1883      1901  33 Albany Rd, Freemantle, Shirley, Southampton, Hampshire, England  
11423 Arthur Hood  1883  19 Jun 1907  5 Aug 1960  1907  103 Mirabel Road, Fulham, London  
11424 Edwin George Lionel (Lionel) Chaffey  1883      1911  33 Albany Rd, Freemantle, Shirley, Southampton, Hampshire, England  
11425 Arthur Hood  1883  19 Jun 1907  5 Aug 1960  1915  113 Mirabel Road, Fulham, London  
11426 Arthur Hood  1883  19 Jun 1907  5 Aug 1960  1915  63 Gordon Avenue, Southampton  
11427 Georgina Kate Jupe  1884         
11428 Ann Lane  1884         
11429 Alfred William Freeman  1884         
11430 Lewis Howie  1884    24 Oct 1942     
11431 Ida Florence Maxted  1884         
11432 John Young  1884    16 Jan 1972     
11433 Mary Mack  1884         
11434 James Pomeroy  1884    1884     
11435 Mary Jane McNulty  1884  2 Apr 1918  1977     
11436 Charles E Bran  1884         
11437 Blanche Beatrice Pomeroy  1884         
11438 Frances Hurst  1884         
11439 George B Hawkins  1884         
11440 Arthur Forbes Peirce  1884    1901     
11441 Louisa Madilian Tilley  1884    7 Nov 1968     
11442 Edwin Lawes  1884         
11443 Frank Isaac Pope  1884    1936     
11444 Sarah Jane Pope  1884         
11445 hephzibah Smith  1884    1963     
11446 Kate Abrahams  1884      1891  St Mary, Hampshire, England  
11447 Ellen Maud Kimber  1884      1891  Millbrook, Hampshire, England  
11448 Alfred William Broomfield  1884    22 January 1917  1891  13 Trafalgar Road, Freemantle, Southampton, Hampshire, England  
11449 Elizabeth Ann Reeves  1884      1891  St Mary, Hampshire, England  
11450 Harry Ives  1884      1891  Lockwood, Yorkshire, England  


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