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# Title Prefix Full Name Suffix Birth Date Occupation: Date Occupation: Place Occupation
451     John Jauncey    M  Abt 1819  1871  Droitwich, Worcestershire, England   School Master 
452     Margaret Jauncey    F  Abt 1821  1861  Claines, Worcestershire, England   School Mistress 
453     Margaret Jauncey    F  Abt 1821  1871  Droitwich, Worcestershire, England   School Mistress 
454     Elizabeth Jeram    F  Abt 1771  1851  Marchwood, Eling, Hampshire, England   Pauper, Widow of Agr Labourer Infirmity, Deaf 
455     John Harcot Jones    M    30 Nov 1746  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Apprentice
Carpenter 
456     Neil Patrick Karwath             
457     George Abraham Keates    M  1 Mar 1853  1872  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Seaman 
458 Mrs    Mrs Elizabeth Keffin    F  Abt 1776  Abt 1854  Old Queen Inn, Avon, Sopley, Hampshire, England   VICTUALER or VICTUALLER A seller of food/drink - Usually refers to an Innkeeper  
459 Mrs    Mrs Elizabeth Keffin    F  Abt 1776  6 Jun 1841  Old Queen Inn, Avon, Sopley, Hampshire, England   Publican 
460 Mrs    Mrs Elizabeth Keffin    F  Abt 1776  Abt 1850  Old Queen Inn, Avon, Sopley, Hampshire, England   2 Keffen Eliz, blacksmith and Vict. Old Queen 
461 Mrs    Mrs Elizabeth Keffin    F  Abt 1776  6 Jun 1841  Old Queen Inn, Avon, Sopley, Hampshire, England   Publican 
462 Mrs    Mrs Elizabeth Keffin    F  Abt 1776  Abt 1850  Old Queen Inn, Avon, Sopley, Hampshire, England   2 Keffen Eliz, blacksmith and Vict. Old Queen 
463 Mrs    Mrs Elizabeth Keffin    F  Abt 1776  Abt 1854  Old Queen Inn, Avon, Sopley, Hampshire, England   VICTUALER or VICTUALLER A seller of food/drink - Usually refers to an Innkeeper 
464     Hubert A Kemp-Welch    M    1936    Director of West Hampshire Water Company 
465     John Kemp-Welch, J. P.  J. P.  M    1936  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Chairman of the West Hampshire Water Company 
466     John Kemp-Welch, J. P.  J. P.  M    20 Jun 1893  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Appointed Justice of the Peace.
Date of commision 20 June 1893
Date when Oaths taken 27 June 1893
Petty Sessional Division; Ringwood Division 
467     John Kerby    M    15 Mar 1734  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Apprentice
Cordwainer
A cordwainer is a shoemaker who makes new shoes from new leather.
The cordwainer's trade can be contrasted with the cobbler's trade, according to a tradition in Britain that restricted cobblers to repairing shoes. 
468     Charles Kerby    M  Abt 1870  1911  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Forename Charles
Surname Kerby
Occupation Platelayer L S W R
Source RG14
Age 41
Location Sopley Christchurch Hampshire 
469     James Kerly    M    1 May 1742  Ringwood, Hampshire, England   Apprentice
Sadler 
470     Jane King    F  1 Feb 1813  1851  Winfrith Newburgh, Dorset, England   Dressmaker 
471     Jane King    F  1 Feb 1813  1861  Bitterne, Southampton, Hampshire, England   Dressmaker 
472     Sydney Malyan Knight    M  Mar 1880  25 Dec 1906  Reigate, Surrey, England   Traveller 
473     Alfred Knight    M  Dec 1838  1881  Reigate, Surrey, England    
474     Alfred Charles Knight    M  April 1905  1940    Merchant Navy - Greaser 
475     William Lane    M    1 May 1742  Ringwood, Hampshire, England   MASTER
Sadler
 
476     George Lawrence    M  21 Jun 1814  1848  Hinton, Christchurch, Hampshire, England   Labourer 
477     George Lawrence    M  21 Jun 1814  1871  Hinton, Christchurch, Hampshire, England   Agriculture Labourer 
478     George Lawrence    M  21 Jun 1814  1874    Labourer 
479     Frank Lawrence    M  1 Oct 1848  1871  Hinton, Christchurch, Hampshire, England   Agriculture Labourer 
480     Frank Lawrence    M  1 Oct 1848  1874  Neacroft, Christchurch, Hampshire, England   Labourer 
481     Frank Lawrence    M  1 Oct 1848  1878  Hinton, Christchurch, Hampshire, England   Farm Labourer 
482     Frederick William Frank Lawrence    M  28 Dec 1914  1961    Retired Coal Miner 
483     Royston Lawrence    M  13 Sep 1937  1976  London, England   Prison Officer 
484     George Legg    M  Abt 1776  6 Jun 1841  Little Common, North Ripley, Sopley, Hampshire, England   Of Independent Means 
485     George Legg    M  Abt 1776  6 Jun 1841  Little Common, North Ripley, Sopley, Hampshire, England   Of Independent Means 
486     Joseph Frederick Meadows Leigh    M  1798  1842  Liverpool, Lancashire, England   Ropemaker 
487     Frank Leventhal    M  22 Sep 1920  1963  Sydney, New South Wales, Australia   Medical Practitioner 
488     Harold Leventhal    M  15 Sep 1881  30 Apr 1914  Sydney, New South Wales, Australia   Clothing Manufacturer at the American Manufacturing Co Ltd, Nelson House, 283-285 Clarence Street, Telephone 4780 
489     Harold Leventhal    M  15 Sep 1881  1922  Sydney, New South Wales, Australia   Leventhal Bros Estate Agents, 117 Pitt St 
490     Harold Leventhal    M  15 Sep 1881  1924  Sydney, New South Wales, Australia   Leventhal Bros Estate Agents, 117 Pitt St 
491     Harold Leventhal    M  15 Sep 1881  1954  Sydney, New South Wales, Australia   Estate Agent 
492     William Alexander Leventhal, Dr.  Dr.  M  9 Aug 1917  1968  New South Wales, Australia   Medical Practice 
493     William Alexander Leventhal, Dr.  Dr.  M  9 Aug 1917  1980  Sydney, New South Wales, Australia   Medical Practice 
494     Jacob Alexander Leventhal    M  Apr 1835  1900  New York , USA   Hebrew Teacher 
495     Hyman Leventhal    M  Abt. 1872  1900  New York , USA   Jeweler 
496     Hyman Leventhal    M  Abt. 1872  1920  New York, New York, United States   Broker Real Estate 
497     Hyman Leventhal    M  Abt. 1872  1 Jun 1925  New York, New York, USA   Real Estate 
498     Morris Leventhal    M  10 Jan 1878  1900  New York , USA   Waist Mufg ( from transcription ) 
499     Morris Leventhal    M  10 Jan 1878  1913  Sydney, New South Wales, Australia   Manufacturer 
500     Morris Leventhal    M  10 Jan 1878  1915  Sydney, New South Wales, Australia   Estate Agent 


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