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# Title Prefix Full Name Suffix Birth Date Occupation: Date Occupation: Place Occupation
551     Edward Nash, DNA  DNA  M  Abt. Mar 1789  02 January 1848  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Son Thomas's marriage 1848 a prevention officer. 
552     Thomas Hills Nash    M  24 Mar 1819  1851  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Mariner 
553     Thomas Hills Nash    M  24 Mar 1819  1861  Portland, Dorset, England   Merchant Seaman 
554     Thomas Hills Nash    M  24 Mar 1819  1862  Wakeham, Easton, Portland, Dorset, England   Labourer 
555     Thomas Hills Nash    M  24 Mar 1819  1871  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Labourer 
556     Edward NATT    M  Abt 1854  1891  51 Shacklewell Lane, Hackney, London, England   Dining refreshment rooms 
557     Edward NATT    M  Abt 1854  14 Apr 1892  79 Park Street, Limehouse St Peter, London, England   Restaurant Manager 
558     Fredrick Natt    M  Abt 1850  1871  Lodge Hill Farm Cottage, Cooling, Kent, England   Groom 
559     John Henry Nelson    M    1936    Carpenter 
560     Roger Normand    M  Abt. 1300  1338    In 1338 Exempted Him From Further Service In Consideration Of His Having For No Small Time Found At His Own Charges Divers Ships Of War And Armed Men Both On Land And Sea In Defence Of The Realm Against Foreign Attack. 
561     Roger Normand    M  Abt. 1300  1337    He Stood High In Favour With Edward III, Who In 1337 Appointed Him To Man A Ship Called La Coggersshippe To Take Engines And Other Weapons To Scotland. 
562     Roger Normand    M  Abt. 1300  1328  Southampton, Hampshire, England   M.P. For The Town In 1328, 1332, And 1338–9 And Mayor In 1330 
563     Harvey of Stanton    M  1265  20 Apr 1306  England   Justice of the Bench 
564     Harvey of Stanton    M  1265  22 Jun 1316  England   Chancellor of the Exchequer of England 
565     Harvey of Stanton    M  1265  8 Jul 1323  England   Chief Justice of Pleas 
566     Harvey of Stanton    M  1265  18 Jul 1326  England   Chief Justice of the Bench 
567     Harvey of Stanton    M  1265  18 Jul 1326  England   Resigned from Chancellor of the Exchequer 
568     William Finlator Osborn    M  Jul 1813  1851  17 Wakefield Street, Gravesend, Kent, England   Carpenter, Journeyman 
569     William Finlator Osborn    M  Jul 1813  1861  49 New Road, Gravesend, Kent, England   Carpenter and Joiner 
570     David Paddick    M  Abt 1797  1861  WINCHESTER Hampshire England   Inn Keeper at King's Head. Licensed to hire Horses 
571     H Padwick    M    31 Jan 1907  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Forename H
Surname Padwick
Date 31st January 1907
Police Officer Number 208
Police Officer Rank 1st Class
Event Removal Damerham To Sopley
County Hampshire 
572     H Padwick    M    11 Nov 1909  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Forename H
Surname Padwick
Date 11th November 1909
Police Officer Number 208
Police Officer Rank 1st Class
Event Removal Sopley To Newtown
County Hampshire 
573     Ann Parson    M  Abt 1776  6 Jun 1841  Blacksmith Cottage, 6 Derritt Lane, Sopley, Hampshire, England   Of Independent Means 
574     Ann Parson    M  Abt 1776  6 Jun 1841  Blacksmith Cottage, 6 Derritt Lane, Sopley, Hampshire, England   Of Independent Means 
575     Thomas Parsons    M  Abt 1791  6 Jun 1841  Little Common, North Ripley, Sopley, Hampshire, England   Agricultural Labourer 
576     Thomas Parsons    M  Abt 1791  6 Jun 1841  Little Common, North Ripley, Sopley, Hampshire, England   Agricultural Labourer 
577     Henry Joseph Parsons    M    Dec 1911    Carman 
578     Thomas Perkins    M  Abt 1801  6 Jun 1841  Little Common, North Ripley, Sopley, Hampshire, England   Agricultural Labourer 
579     Thomas Perkins    M  Abt 1801  6 Jun 1841  Little Common, North Ripley, Sopley, Hampshire, England   Agricultural Labourer 
580     Philippa Josephine Petre             
581     Francis John Petre    M  25 Aug 1923  1949  Mornington, Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand    
582     Francis John Petre    M  25 Aug 1923  1954  Milton, Clutha, Otago, New Zealand   Chemist 
583     Francis John Petre    M  25 Aug 1923  1957  St Albans, Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand    
584     Francis John Petre    M  25 Aug 1923  1972  St Albans, Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand    
585     Francis John Petre    M  25 Aug 1923  1978  St Albans, Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand   Pharmacist 
586     Herbert James G Pink    M  April 1887  1913  Sutton, Surrey, England   Carter 
587     William Pink    M    1913  Sutton, Surrey, England   Carter 
588     Mary Ann Pitcher    F  Abt 1831  1852  bradpole, Bridport, Dorset, England   Twine spinner 
589     Joseph Pitcher    M  Abt 1800  1852    Weaver 
590     Benjamin Pitt    M  1824  1861  Millbrook, Hampshire, England   Market Gardener 
591     James Pitts    M  24 Oct 1907  1939  Bristol, Gloucestershire, England.   Post Office Telegraphist Bristol 
592     Ena Pollard             
593     Wilfred Pollard    M  1 Jul 1892  1939  Blackpool, Lancashire, England   Baker and Confectioner - Heavy worker 
594     George Pomeroy    M  1768  Jul 1822  Blackdown, (near Broadwindsor), Dorset, England   Blacksmith 
595     George Pomeroy    M  1768  Abt 1804  Broadwindsor, Dorset, England   Blacksmith 
596     Henry Pomeroy    M  Bef Jul 1822  1851  Broadwindsor, Dorset, England   Agg Labourer 
597     Thomas Pomeroy    M  Abt 1849  1911  Fordington, Dorset, England   Fish Keeper 
598     Bertram Harry Stephen PomeroyBertram Harry Stephen Pomeroy    M  04 July 1902  09 October 1916  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Started work at London South Western Railway at a wage of 7/- per week (£0.35) as Parcels Van Lad. 
599     Bertram Harry Stephen PomeroyBertram Harry Stephen Pomeroy    M  04 July 1902  17 March 1919  Southampton, Hampshire, England   London South Western Railway. Promoted to Parcels Porter with a wage of 12/- per week (£0.60) 
600     Bertram Harry Stephen PomeroyBertram Harry Stephen Pomeroy    M  04 July 1902  15 February 1923  Southampton, Hampshire, England   London South Western Railway. Promoted to Motor Parcels Vanman with a wage of 59/6 per week (£2.975) 


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