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1911 Census shows 8 Children 5 Living 3 Died

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Note N63 Index

Emigrated to Australia '£10 Poms'

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Note N64 Index

Daughter of Rev. C Cheatle, Pastor of Lombard Street Methodist Chapel, Birmingham.

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Note N65 Index

Successful Farmer and Butcher who had Smerdon's Lane named after him

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Note N66 Index

1891 Census - Living With Grandparents

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Note N67 Index

1891 Census - Living With Grandparents

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Note N68 Index

1891 Census - Living With Grandparents

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Note N69 Index

1891 Census - Living With Grandparents

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Note N70 Index

1891 Census - Living With Grandparents

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Note N71 Index

Appears on Census as Annie ElizabethThorne

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Note N72 Index

Date of Birth Shown on Death Record

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Note N74 Index

m 1894 - Previously Widowed

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Note N75 Index

Witness at his sisters wedding June 1914

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Note N77 Index

From Abt. 1871 Living With Brother

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Note N78 Index

Coroner's Inquest Published in Liverpool Mercury Newspaper 28th October 1865 (Copy Held)

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Note N79 Index

Married twice and died in Cardiff Prison (Family Source)

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Note N80 Index

1911 Census shows him as a widower with 3 children living 6 died

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Note N81 Index

Also known as Annie (see 1911 Census)

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Note N83 Index

It was reported in West Kent Guardian 24 May 1854, "Edward Lawler, a shoemaker, from Woolwich, for being drunk and disorderly in the High Street of Dartford, on the night of the l8th instant, was fined 175., but the money not being forthcoming, he was committed to Maidstone for one month."

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Note N84 Index

Illigitimate Child of Richard Tamcock