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#	Notes	Linked to
4501	he left the army with a £5 gratuity! He lived at that time with his sister at 109 Cemetery Road, Sheffield.	CREEK, Joe (I366747813)
4502	He passed away at 17.25 hrs on 24th September, surrounded by family. Funeral service 1st October from 10.00 hrs at Tobin Brothers Funeral Services, Esplanade, Mt Martha, VIC 90+ attendees	BYRNE, James Patrick (I107646559)
4503	He was named "Murphy" after the doctor who delivered him. Joe served in Italy in World War 2.then disappeared and was never heard of again until his death notice in an Ottawa newspaper. He resided at 4500 OakSt. Vancouver . His funeral arrangements were provided by Glenhaven Memorial Chapel.1835 East Hastings St .Vancouver . He is buried atMountain View Cemetary.Vancouver.B.C.	HAYDEN, Joseph Murphy (I366747612)
4504	Head Gardener at the Wilderness, owned by William Morris. He is not the arts and crafts William Morris but owned a house in London (Kensington) and a house in Norfolk. The Wilderness had to produce fruit and veg for the London House. Thelma (Charter) remembers being allowed into the fruit cages and being able to help herself. There were also big greenhouses with exotic fruit and grape vines. Mr. Morris had a pair of houses built in Cemetery Road (now Norton Road) for Mr. Currell and for his coachman. Mrs. Currell was William Morris's Housekeeper and so in charge of the cooks and house maids- apparently it was a substantial establishment. Know he was FG from 'Birthdays Book' but don't 100% know this was Frederick George. 1901 census mentions him as Frederick G. Currell Have a 'birthday book' given to FG Currell on his birthday in 1886. His birthday is shown as 14 Feb. 1901 census gives age as 39. Birth certificate confirms the above.e 'Wilderness'. For extra background see the anecdote under Effie Currell. Lucy May Currell (Bonfield), Marilyn's grandmother used to talk about these gardens and Thelma Bonfield (Charter) still does. Apart from the ornamental gardens there were apparently huge nets for soft fruit. Thelma talks about her grandfather catching her and her cousins under the fruit nets- "I see I've got some little birds in my nets" is the quote. They were apparently allowed the run of the place. There were greenhouses with grapes, peaches and nectarines. William Morris had a 'Town House', a house in London and the gardens at the Wilderness had to supply the fruit and vegetables to the London House. May and Thelma talk about huge baskets of fruit and vegetables being taken to Baldock Station to be taken to London. The Wilderness was taken over by the government during the Second World War and afterwards became a Government Training Centre. The gardens became the Park/Recreation Ground that you see on the left as you drive into Baldock from Letchworth. Census lists Frederick G. Currell as head of the household and gardener, domestic and caretaker-in-charge. Age 39, born at Nortonbury, Hertfordshire. Wife and 4 children listed- see individual details. Shown on the 1871 census, aged 9, and a scholar, living with his parents at Norton Bury (next house is Norton Mill).Born in Norton. Two sisters, Susan Fanny and Clara. Shown on the 1881 census aged 19, living with his parents in Norton Bury and working as an undergardener. Shown on the 1891 census aged 29 living near Radwell with his wife and one daughter and working as a gardener.n the family that he trained at Windsor Castle. The censuses all show him living at Radwell/Nortonbury or Baldock but his wife's 'residence at the time of the marriage' was shown as Egham Hythe, presumably in the parish of Staines. This is less than 6 miles from Windsor, so he may well have spent time at Windsor- where/how else would he meet a Norfolk girl? Roger Balsom tree	CURRELL, Frederick George (I366747130)
4505	His name is on wall of rememberance at Tottenham cemetary. Travelled to Canada 20th June 1907 with wife Alice, children Robert Jnr 12yrs,Albert 6yrs,Henry (Harry) 3yrs & Alice 10months (this must be mistake as her birthdate is for George) - passenger shipping lists from Liverpool to Quebec - needs investigation as to where they went & when they returned. His death certificate shows T.B. & Heart Failure (ie: attack)	BONFIELD, Robert George (I115580166)
4506	HMS Ajax: King George V class battleship	HAMILTON, William Charles (I108009655)
4507	HMS Benbow: Iron Duke class battleship	HAMILTON, William Charles (I108009655)
4508	HMS Cairo: C class Light Cruiser	HAMILTON, William Charles (I108009655)
4509	HMS Emporer of India: Iron Duke class battleship	HAMILTON, William Charles (I108009655)
4510	HMS Revenge: Revenge class Battleship	HAMILTON, William Charles (I108009655)
4511	Housekeeper at the Wilderness- married to the head gardener. Marilyn remembers her Aunts (Effie and Jean[Georgina]) talking with her Grandmother. May have been known as Marie- pronounced Mahri. We found her exact name from a hymn book. An inscription in the hymn book says "To Anna Elizabeth Drew with the Reverend E J and Mrs. Alvis' good wishes. East Winch August 1877." Inscription in the hymn book says "To Anna Elizabeth Drew with the Revere Marilyn (Charter/Balsom) remembers her grandma as dying when she was three. We have the Indentures dated 11 Oct 1839 of James Drew, son of John Drew, both of Ashwicken, Norfolk. The indentures apprentice James to Luke Grimes of Gayton, Norfolk as a cordwainer- a high quality shoemaker. Ashwicken and Gayton are next to each other, 5 miles east of Kings Lynn with a mile and a half between them. Following the acquisition of Anna Drew's mariage certificate we think that James was Anna's father. Census transcription has rendered as Bluncken but we are confident that it is Ashwicken. Also she is noted in the family bible as born 31 Oct 1864. Shown on the 1901 census as Anna E. Drew, aged 37, from Ashwicken, Norfolk. Under occupation the official has started to write caretaker but stopped at Caret and has not filled in worker. Shown as living near Radwell (and close to Norton Mill) with her husband and baby daughter Georgina Clara. Georgina's aunt was Clara. We cannot categorically prove that Anna was confirmed but we have a hymn book dedicated as follows. The inscription in the hymn book says "To Anna Elizabeth Drew with the Reverend E J and Mrs. Alvis' good wishes. East Winch August 1877." Looks and sounds like a confirmation present- even if not provable- Anna would have been 13 years old. aged 7 in 1871 Working with sister Lucy. The two remembrance cards in the Crew family bible were addressed to Miss Drew, East Winch, Kings Lynn, Norfolk. This is perhaps the exception that proves the rule. Anna Drew appears twice in the 1871 census, once in East Winch at her father's house and once here, at her grandfather's house. Roger Balsom	DREW, Anna Elizabeth (I366747131)
4512	I had thought she was Lucy May but called May. On her daughter Thelma's boirth certificate she was the 'Informant, and it is clearly May Lucy (M L) so I have adopted this. 1901 census shows birthplace as Baldock.ion in Religious Knowledge at Baldock Girls School in 1906,1907 and 1909 1901 census shows Lucy living aged 5 with her parents at the Wilderness in Baldock. She was born in Baldock. Thelma's birth certificate says 17 The Crescent, Baldock Road, Letchworth but Thelma maintains she always lived at 1 The Crescent. Speculation involves a move from number 17 to number 1, a renumbering or possibly the midwife lived at number 17, but there is no evidence. Swiss Cottage was a large and pleasant flat above the Lewis Falk factory- also known as Garden City Embroidery Works. This was Robert Bonfield's flat, which came with the job of Works Manager. Roger Balsom tree	CURRELL, May Lucy (I366747129)
4513	I think the census and marriage records beyond 1881 are related to a different and unrelated Jabez Flint	FLINT, Jabez (Jabus) Josiah (I366752105)
4514	I think the census and marriage records beyond 1881 are related to a different and unrelated Jabez Flint	Family: Jabez (Jabus) Josiah FLINT / Emily Jane GOODHALL (F7936)
4515	If Working at Home: At Home	WALKER, Rosetta (I366752517)
4516	If Working at Home: At Home	DAVIES, Anne (I366751781)
4517	If Working at Home: At Home	CATRELL, Mary Ann (I366751536)
4518	If Working at Home: At Home	HEAD, Albert Harold (I366751639)
4519	If Working at Home: At Home	HEAD, Fanny (I366751634)
4520	If Working at Home: At Home	SLATER, Rose Ellen Emma (I366772845)
4521	If Working at Home: At Home	JARVIS, Daisy Ruth (I366754965)
4522	If Working at Home: At Home	COWLER, Mabel (I366754156)
4523	If Working at Home: At Home	WARD, Mary Eliza Ann Scott (I366747867)
4524	If Working at Home: At Home	AYLOTT, Julia (I366786501)
4525	If Working at Home: At Home	TURNER, Eleanor Kate (I366760206)
4526	Illegitimate daughter of Richard Care? See 1881 census	FOSTER, Margaret Ellen (I366747730)
4527	Illegitimate son of King Henry VIII and Elizabeth Blount	FITZROY, Henry (I366762190)
4528	Illiterate	WOLFE, Delia (I328880674)
4529	ilson	SHERIFF, Jennie Fern (I366782239)
4530	In 1841 he is living with Sarah and grandson Richard in Fen Ditton in amongst his other married children and relatives	CANHAM, William (I366747777)
4531	In 1841 she was working as a Domestic Servant to Farmer Mole (plus wife, sister and six children) in High Street Cottisham. The men servants and farm labourers lived at the same address. She appears to have married Thomas early in the 1840s. After Thomas died she appears to have turned to market gardening. The remaining boys are all agricultural labourers; Elizabeth is a dressmaker.	WOLF, Ann (I366747800)
4532	In 1861 She already ran/owned the Lodging House, as she is given in the census as 'Lodging House Keeper'. There was also a servant (Ruth Parker (17) who was also from the same place as Rebecca and also a Lodger, Theodore N. Flintoff who is given as 'BA Emmanuel College' (23) from 'Bares' Surrey. He looks like the same person who joined Woodbury Hill Reformatory School for Boys in Worcetershire; going on to run it as Chaplain and manager until 1896. In 1871 they are still living in Jesus Lane; William is given as a Whitesmith. They have living there: Francis Wood (25, unmarried) studying for a BA; Eliza Sarah Wood who is a 'Bleacher's daughter' (38, unmarried) and given as 'sister' to the head of the household - it seems that this could be 'sister in law'; Benjamin Wood (28, unmarried) Bleacher and Dyer also given as 'brother'. Each of the Woods was born in Antwerp, Belgium. The servant is Rachel Jacob (19), given as 'niece', born in the same place as Rebecca and (as shown by the 1891 census) is Rebecca's niece, not William's.	WOOD, Rebecca (I366747805)
4533	In 1861, Ann has apparently left home aged 16. She turns up living with William and Martha in 1891, occupation, Cook and Domestic Servant.	HARVEY, Ann (I366748036)
4534	In 1881 living at home in Greenend with John and Elizabeth.	HARVEY, Richard (I366748050)
4535	In 1881. Young Richard lives at home and is a Smith and Bell Hanger. Caroline and Bertha are Tailoresses.Francis is now the errand boy.	CANHAM, Richard (I366747781)
4536	In 1891 he is living with his father and sister, Elizabeth, in East Street. In 1901 he is living with father Thomas, now 72, in Reads Street, Stretham, together with sister Lydia. Both Thomases are given as Dealer/Employer. They have a servant, Clara Savage.	JACOBS, Thomas (I366748018)
4537	In the employ of Mr and Mrs Corbin and family	REYNOLDS, Sarah (I366751553)
4538	In the service of George and Elizabeth Longcroft	HAMILTON, Elizabeth (I114699088)
4539	In the service of William and Sarah Aylott and family	BONFIELD, Caroline (I366747195)
4540	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: ?? Works Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker	THORNTON, Thomas (I366774441)
4541	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: `	DRAIN, Matilda Martha Hannah (I366772836)
4542	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: 2nd Royal Inniskillin Fuseliers	PONSONBY, Gerald Maurice (I366764753)
4543	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: Admiralty	ARKWRIGHT, Eustace (I366762662)
4544	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: Admitalty	PENNELL, Arthur Francis (I366771379)
4545	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: Agriculture Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker	AYLOTT, Herbert Thomas (I366760237)
4546	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: Agriculture Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker	AYLOTT, Daniel (I366786499)
4547	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: Alkali Manufacture Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker	HOULISTON, George (I366747869)
4548	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: Alkali Manufacture Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker	HOULISTON, David Goodall (I366747895)
4549	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: Arable Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker	BONFIELD, William (I366753003)
4550	Industry or Service with which worker is connected: Architecture Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker	SWEETLOVE, Amy Louisa (I366760932)

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4501

he left the army with a £5 gratuity!

He lived at that time with his sister at 109 Cemetery Road, Sheffield.

CREEK, Joe (I366747813)

4502

He passed away at 17.25 hrs on 24th September, surrounded by family.

Funeral service 1st October from 10.00 hrs at
Tobin Brothers Funeral Services, Esplanade, Mt Martha, VIC

90+ attendees

BYRNE, James Patrick (I107646559)

4503

He was named "Murphy" after the doctor who delivered him.

Joe served in Italy in World War 2.then disappeared and was never heard of again until his death notice in an Ottawa newspaper.

He resided at 4500 OakSt. Vancouver . His funeral arrangements were provided by Glenhaven Memorial Chapel.1835 East Hastings St .Vancouver .

He is buried atMountain View Cemetary.Vancouver.B.C.

HAYDEN, Joseph Murphy (I366747612)

4504

Head Gardener at the Wilderness, owned by William Morris. He is not the arts and crafts William Morris but owned a house in London (Kensington) and a house in Norfolk. The Wilderness had to produce fruit and veg for the London House. Thelma (Charter) remembers being allowed into the fruit cages and being able to help herself. There were also big greenhouses with exotic fruit and grape vines. Mr. Morris had a pair of houses built in Cemetery Road (now Norton Road) for Mr. Currell and for his coachman. Mrs. Currell was William Morris's Housekeeper and so in charge of the cooks and house maids- apparently it was a substantial establishment. Know he was FG from 'Birthdays Book' but don't 100% know this was Frederick George. 1901 census mentions him as Frederick G. Currell Have a 'birthday book' given to FG Currell on his birthday in 1886. His birthday is shown as 14 Feb. 1901 census gives age as 39. Birth certificate confirms the above.e 'Wilderness'. For extra background see the anecdote under Effie Currell. Lucy May Currell (Bonfield), Marilyn's grandmother used to talk about these gardens and Thelma Bonfield (Charter) still does. Apart from the ornamental gardens there were apparently huge nets for soft fruit. Thelma talks about her grandfather catching her and her cousins under the fruit nets- "I see I've got some little birds in my nets" is the quote. They were apparently allowed the run of the place. There were greenhouses with grapes, peaches and nectarines. William Morris had a 'Town House', a house in London and the gardens at the Wilderness had to supply the fruit and vegetables to the London House. May and Thelma talk about huge baskets of fruit and vegetables being taken to Baldock Station to be taken to London. The Wilderness was taken over by the government during the Second World War and afterwards became a Government Training Centre. The gardens became the Park/Recreation Ground that you see on the left as you drive into Baldock from Letchworth. Census lists Frederick G. Currell as head of the household and gardener, domestic and caretaker-in-charge. Age 39, born at Nortonbury, Hertfordshire. Wife and 4 children listed- see individual details. Shown on the 1871 census, aged 9, and a scholar, living with his parents at Norton Bury (next house is Norton Mill).Born in Norton. Two sisters, Susan Fanny and Clara. Shown on the 1881 census aged 19, living with his parents in Norton Bury and working as an undergardener. Shown on the 1891 census aged 29 living near Radwell with his wife and one daughter and working as a gardener.n the family that he trained at Windsor Castle. The censuses all show him living at Radwell/Nortonbury or Baldock but his wife's 'residence at the time of the marriage' was shown as Egham Hythe, presumably in the parish of Staines. This is less than 6 miles from Windsor, so he may well have spent time at Windsor- where/how else would he meet a Norfolk girl?

Roger Balsom tree

CURRELL, Frederick George (I366747130)

4505

His name is on wall of rememberance at Tottenham cemetary. Travelled to Canada 20th June 1907 with wife Alice, children Robert Jnr 12yrs,Albert 6yrs,Henry (Harry) 3yrs & Alice 10months (this must be mistake as her birthdate is for George) - passenger shipping lists from Liverpool to Quebec - needs investigation as to where they went & when they returned. His death certificate shows T.B. & Heart Failure (ie: attack)

BONFIELD, Robert George (I115580166)

4506

HMS Ajax: King George V class battleship

HAMILTON, William Charles (I108009655)

4507

HMS Benbow: Iron Duke class battleship

HAMILTON, William Charles (I108009655)

4508

HMS Cairo: C class Light Cruiser

HAMILTON, William Charles (I108009655)

4509

HMS Emporer of India: Iron Duke class battleship

HAMILTON, William Charles (I108009655)

4510

HMS Revenge: Revenge class Battleship

HAMILTON, William Charles (I108009655)

4511

Housekeeper at the Wilderness- married to the head gardener. Marilyn remembers her Aunts (Effie and Jean[Georgina]) talking with her Grandmother. May have been known as Marie- pronounced Mahri. We found her exact name from a hymn book. An inscription in the hymn book says "To Anna Elizabeth Drew with the Reverend E J and Mrs. Alvis' good wishes. East Winch August 1877." Inscription in the hymn book says "To Anna Elizabeth Drew with the Revere Marilyn (Charter/Balsom) remembers her grandma as dying when she was three. We have the Indentures dated 11 Oct 1839 of James Drew, son of John Drew, both of Ashwicken, Norfolk. The indentures apprentice James to Luke Grimes of Gayton, Norfolk as a cordwainer- a high quality shoemaker. Ashwicken and Gayton are next to each other, 5 miles east of Kings Lynn with a mile and a half between them. Following the acquisition of Anna Drew's mariage certificate we think that James was Anna's father. Census transcription has rendered as Bluncken but we are confident that it is Ashwicken. Also she is noted in the family bible as born 31 Oct 1864. Shown on the 1901 census as Anna E. Drew, aged 37, from Ashwicken, Norfolk. Under occupation the official has started to write caretaker but stopped at Caret and has not filled in worker. Shown as living near Radwell (and close to Norton Mill) with her husband and baby daughter Georgina Clara. Georgina's aunt was Clara. We cannot categorically prove that Anna was confirmed but we have a hymn book dedicated as follows. The inscription in the hymn book says "To Anna Elizabeth Drew with the Reverend E J and Mrs. Alvis' good wishes. East Winch August 1877." Looks and sounds like a confirmation present- even if not provable- Anna would have been 13 years old. aged 7 in 1871 Working with sister Lucy. The two remembrance cards in the Crew family bible were addressed to Miss Drew, East Winch, Kings Lynn, Norfolk. This is perhaps the exception that proves the rule. Anna Drew appears twice in the 1871 census, once in East Winch at her father's house and once here, at her grandfather's house.

Roger Balsom

DREW, Anna Elizabeth (I366747131)

4512

I had thought she was Lucy May but called May. On her daughter Thelma's boirth certificate she was the 'Informant, and it is clearly May Lucy (M L) so I have adopted this. 1901 census shows birthplace as Baldock.ion in Religious Knowledge at Baldock Girls School in 1906,1907 and 1909 1901 census shows Lucy living aged 5 with her parents at the Wilderness in Baldock. She was born in Baldock. Thelma's birth certificate says 17 The Crescent, Baldock Road, Letchworth but Thelma maintains she always lived at 1 The Crescent. Speculation involves a move from number 17 to number 1, a renumbering or possibly the midwife lived at number 17, but there is no evidence. Swiss Cottage was a large and pleasant flat above the Lewis Falk factory- also known as Garden City Embroidery Works. This was Robert Bonfield's flat, which came with the job of Works Manager.

Roger Balsom tree

CURRELL, May Lucy (I366747129)

4513

I think the census and marriage records beyond 1881 are related to a different and unrelated Jabez Flint

FLINT, Jabez (Jabus) Josiah (I366752105)

4514

I think the census and marriage records beyond 1881 are related to a different and unrelated Jabez Flint

Family: Jabez (Jabus) Josiah FLINT / Emily Jane GOODHALL (F7936)

4515

If Working at Home: At Home

WALKER, Rosetta (I366752517)

4516

If Working at Home: At Home

DAVIES, Anne (I366751781)

4517

If Working at Home: At Home

CATRELL, Mary Ann (I366751536)

4518

If Working at Home: At Home

HEAD, Albert Harold (I366751639)

4519

If Working at Home: At Home

HEAD, Fanny (I366751634)

4520

If Working at Home: At Home

SLATER, Rose Ellen Emma (I366772845)

4521

If Working at Home: At Home

JARVIS, Daisy Ruth (I366754965)

4522

If Working at Home: At Home

COWLER, Mabel (I366754156)

4523

If Working at Home: At Home

WARD, Mary Eliza Ann Scott (I366747867)

4524

If Working at Home: At Home

AYLOTT, Julia (I366786501)

4525

If Working at Home: At Home

TURNER, Eleanor Kate (I366760206)

4526

Illegitimate daughter of Richard Care? See 1881 census

FOSTER, Margaret Ellen (I366747730)

4527

Illegitimate son of King Henry VIII and Elizabeth Blount

FITZROY, Henry (I366762190)

4528

Illiterate

WOLFE, Delia (I328880674)

4529

ilson

SHERIFF, Jennie Fern (I366782239)

4530

In 1841 he is living with Sarah and grandson Richard in Fen Ditton in amongst his other married children and relatives

CANHAM, William (I366747777)

4531

In 1841 she was working as a Domestic Servant to Farmer Mole (plus wife, sister and six children) in High Street Cottisham. The men servants and farm labourers lived at the same address.

She appears to have married Thomas early in the 1840s.

After Thomas died she appears to have turned to market gardening. The remaining boys are all agricultural labourers; Elizabeth is a dressmaker.

WOLF, Ann (I366747800)

4532

In 1861 She already ran/owned the Lodging House, as she is given in the census as 'Lodging House Keeper'. There was also a servant (Ruth Parker (17) who was also from the same place as Rebecca and also a Lodger, Theodore N. Flintoff who is given as 'BA Emmanuel College' (23) from 'Bares' Surrey. He looks like the same person who joined Woodbury Hill Reformatory School for Boys in Worcetershire; going on to run it as Chaplain and manager until 1896.

In 1871 they are still living in Jesus Lane; William is given as a Whitesmith. They have living there: Francis Wood (25, unmarried) studying for a BA; Eliza Sarah Wood who is a 'Bleacher's daughter' (38, unmarried) and given as 'sister' to the head of the household - it seems that this could be 'sister in law'; Benjamin Wood (28, unmarried) Bleacher and Dyer also given as 'brother'. Each of the Woods was born in Antwerp, Belgium.

The servant is Rachel Jacob (19), given as 'niece', born in the same place as Rebecca and (as shown by the 1891 census) is Rebecca's niece, not William's.

WOOD, Rebecca (I366747805)

4533

In 1861, Ann has apparently left home aged 16. She turns up living with William and Martha in 1891, occupation, Cook and Domestic Servant.

HARVEY, Ann (I366748036)

4534

In 1881 living at home in Greenend with John and Elizabeth.

HARVEY, Richard (I366748050)

4535

In 1881. Young Richard lives at home and is a Smith and Bell Hanger. Caroline and Bertha are Tailoresses.Francis is now the errand boy.

CANHAM, Richard (I366747781)

4536

In 1891 he is living with his father and sister, Elizabeth, in East Street.

In 1901 he is living with father Thomas, now 72, in Reads Street, Stretham, together with sister Lydia. Both Thomases are given as Dealer/Employer. They have a servant, Clara Savage.

JACOBS, Thomas (I366748018)

4537

In the employ of Mr and Mrs Corbin and family

REYNOLDS, Sarah (I366751553)

4538

In the service of George and Elizabeth Longcroft

HAMILTON, Elizabeth (I114699088)

4539

In the service of William and Sarah Aylott and family

BONFIELD, Caroline (I366747195)

4540

Industry or Service with which worker is connected: ?? Works
Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker

THORNTON, Thomas (I366774441)

4541

Industry or Service with which worker is connected: `

DRAIN, Matilda Martha Hannah (I366772836)

4542

Industry or Service with which worker is connected: 2nd Royal Inniskillin Fuseliers

PONSONBY, Gerald Maurice (I366764753)

4543

Industry or Service with which worker is connected: Admiralty

ARKWRIGHT, Eustace (I366762662)

4544

Industry or Service with which worker is connected: Admitalty

PENNELL, Arthur Francis (I366771379)

4545

Industry or Service with which worker is connected: Agriculture
Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker

AYLOTT, Herbert Thomas (I366760237)

4546

Industry or Service with which worker is connected: Agriculture
Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker

AYLOTT, Daniel (I366786499)

4547

Industry or Service with which worker is connected: Alkali Manufacture
Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker

HOULISTON, George (I366747869)

4548

Industry or Service with which worker is connected: Alkali Manufacture
Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker

HOULISTON, David Goodall (I366747895)

4549

Industry or Service with which worker is connected: Arable
Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker

BONFIELD, William (I366753003)

4550

Industry or Service with which worker is connected: Architecture
Whether Employer, Worker, or Working on Own Account: Worker

SWEETLOVE, Amy Louisa (I366760932)

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