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# Full Name Birth Date Marriage Date Death Date Residence: Date Residence: Place
6001 Ethel Mary Turvey  15 Feb 1888    16 Apr 1972  1901  Hertsons Yard, Long Street, Atherstone, Warwickshire, England  
6002 Maggie Margaret Dafter  15 Feb 1893         
6003 Albert Edward Henry Langford  15 Feb 1898         
6004 Albert Upton  15 Feb 1899    Mar 1963     
6005 Edith Craft  15 Feb 1913    Aug 1987     
6006 Charlotte E Broomfield  15 Feb 1915    Jan 1996     
6007 Frederick Charles Fudge  15 Feb 1918  1947  04 Oct 1998     
6008 Thomas Henry Lacey  15 Feb 1919    1 Jan 2006  1939  64 Derby Road, Southampton, Hampshire, England  
6009 Joseph Frederick Crook  15 Feb 1922    Nov 1993     
6010 Thelma May Harrington           
6011 Hannah Crumpton  15 February 1881  1907  18 April 1957     
6012 Isaac Morey  15 Jan 1788  16 April 1816  28 Nov 1858     
6013 Helen Farquhar  15 Jan 1853         
6014 Joseph (Navtally) Jaffe  15 Jan 1889    20 Jan 1972     
6015 Alexander Howie  15 Jan 1900    11 Jan 1903     
6016 Yves Alfred Tardival  15 Jan 1911    Sep 1992     
6017 Charles Edward Pomeroy  15 Jan 1912  Jan 1972  22 Aug 2004    Middlesex  
6018 Charles Edward Pomeroy  15 Jan 1912  Jan 1972  22 Aug 2004    West Drayton, Middlesex, England  
6019 Charles Edward Pomeroy  15 Jan 1912  Jan 1972  22 Aug 2004  1934  6 Pear Tree Avenue, Yiewsley, West Drayton, Middlesex, England  
6020 Charles Edward Pomeroy  15 Jan 1912  Jan 1972  22 Aug 2004  1946  18 Yew Avenue, Yiewsley, West Drayton, Middlesex, England  
6021 Charles Edward Pomeroy  15 Jan 1912  Jan 1972  22 Aug 2004  1947  18 Yew Avenue, Yiewsley, West Drayton, Middlesex, England  
6022 Charles Edward Pomeroy  15 Jan 1912  Jan 1972  22 Aug 2004  1948  18 Yew Avenue, Yiewsley, West Drayton, Middlesex, England  
6023 Charles Edward Pomeroy  15 Jan 1912  Jan 1972  22 Aug 2004  1949  18 Yew Avenue, Yiewsley, West Drayton, Middlesex, England  
6024 Charles Edward Pomeroy  15 Jan 1912  Jan 1972  22 Aug 2004  1950  18 Yew Avenue, Yiewsley, West Drayton, Middlesex, England  
6025 Charles Edward Pomeroy  15 Jan 1912  Jan 1972  22 Aug 2004  1952  9 Jasmine Terrace, West Drayton, Middlesex, England  
6026 Charles Edward Pomeroy  15 Jan 1912  Jan 1972  22 Aug 2004  1955  9 Jasmine Terrace, West Drayton, Middlesex, England  
6027 Charles Edward Pomeroy  15 Jan 1912  Jan 1972  22 Aug 2004  1958  9 Jasmine Terrace, West Drayton, Middlesex, England  
6028 Charles Edward Pomeroy  15 Jan 1912  Jan 1972  22 Aug 2004  1959  9 Jasmine Terrace, West Drayton, Middlesex, England  
6029 Charles Edward Pomeroy  15 Jan 1912  Jan 1972  22 Aug 2004  1960  9 Jasmine Terrace, West Drayton, Middlesex, England  
6030 Charles Edward Pomeroy  15 Jan 1912  Jan 1972  22 Aug 2004  1961  9 Jasmine Terrace, West Drayton, Middlesex, England  
6031 Charles Edward Pomeroy  15 Jan 1912  Jan 1972  22 Aug 2004  1962  9 Jasmine Terrace, West Drayton, Middlesex, England  
6032 Charles Edward Pomeroy  15 Jan 1912  Jan 1972  22 Aug 2004  1964  9 Jasmine Terrace, West Drayton, Middlesex, England  
6033 Charles Edward Pomeroy  15 Jan 1912  Jan 1972  22 Aug 2004  1965  9 Jasmine Terrace, West Drayton, Uxbridge South, England  
6034 Charles Edward Pomeroy  15 Jan 1912  Jan 1972  22 Aug 2004  2003-2004  9 Jasmine Terrace, West Drayton, Uxbridge South, England  
6035 Caroline Susannah Sabine  15 Jul 1771    Mar 1842     
6036 Timothy Thompson  15 Jul 1777         
6037 John Pomeroy Gilbert, Reverend, Vicar of St. Wenn  15 Jul 1778  11 Dec 1807  29 Sep 1853    Bodmin Cornwall  
6038 John Pomeroy Gilbert, Reverend, Vicar of St. Wenn  15 Jul 1778  11 Dec 1807  29 Sep 1853    Oxford, Oxfordshire, England  
6039 John Pomeroy Gilbert, Reverend, Vicar of St. Wenn  15 Jul 1778  11 Dec 1807  29 Sep 1853    The Priory, Bodmin, Cornwall  
6040 John Pomeroy Gilbert, Reverend, Vicar of St. Wenn  15 Jul 1778  11 Dec 1807  29 Sep 1853  1839  Cornwall, England  
6041 Anne Hurst  15 Jul 1804    17 Oct 1847     
6042 Mary Elizabeth Butler  15 Jul 1850    16 Jan 1897     
6043 Edward George Lillicrapp  15 Jul 1860         
6044 Samuel Bernstein  15 Jul 1880  10 Sep 1911  8 Sep 1950     
6045 Edgar Sydney James Armstrong  15 Jul 1910  Q4 1949  25 Oct 1974  1948  8 Myddelton Park, Friern Barnet, Finchley, Middlesex, England  
6046 Edgar Sydney James Armstrong  15 Jul 1910  Q4 1949  25 Oct 1974  1949  48 Armfield Road, Enfield, London, England  
6047 Edgar Sydney James Armstrong  15 Jul 1910  Q4 1949  25 Oct 1974  1950  48 Armfield Road, Enfield West, Enfield, Middlesex, England  
6048 Edgar Sydney James Armstrong  15 Jul 1910  Q4 1949  25 Oct 1974  1951  48 Armfield Road, Enfield West, Enfield, London, England  
6049 Edgar Sydney James Armstrong  15 Jul 1910  Q4 1949  25 Oct 1974  1952  48 armfield road, Enfield, Middlesex, England  
6050 Edgar Sydney James Armstrong  15 Jul 1910  Q4 1949  25 Oct 1974  1953  48 Armfield Road, Enfield North West, Enfield, London, England  


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