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Joseph, NK (surname not known?)
Daybell, Mr William, Daybell, Ann Daybell, William Daybell, Samuel
Deakins, John
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35 1841 Census Joseph (surname not known), age 15 N(not in Notts), male servant
Living in household of William Daybell, age 40 farmer: Ann Daybell, age 40 and sons William Daybell age 12, Samuel Daybell age 10. Also in household John Deakins, age 14 male servant. Folio 8, 862 |
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Jackson, D |
3 see Young E |
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Jackson, Charles Jackson, Mrs Anne (née Crosby) |
16 – 18/06/1685 – Charles Jackson married Anne Crosby |
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Jackson, Miss Jane (later Mrs Heath) Heath, William |
16 – 14/01/1746 – William Heath married Jane Jackson |
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Jackson, Miss Catharine (later Mrs Grocock) Grocock, Samuel |
16 – 02/06/1838 – Samuel Grocock married Catharine Jackson |
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Jackson, Miss Ruth |
15 Oct 1882 Miss Ruth Jackson a former pupil teacher for St Mary’s School Newark infant dept was appointed as school assistant mistress. (Miss Smithson resigned because of delicate health.) |
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Jackson, Mr John William Jackson, Mrs Fanny
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3 Mr John William – d 9.3.1938 aged 71, 3 Mrs Fanny – d 18.12.1939 aged 72 21 – John William -1938 at Yew Tree Cottage, p.res |
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Jackson, Lilly |
19 1957 at Iron Gates, Newark Road |
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Jalland, Thomas Pratt, William
Sudbury, Joseph Pilgrim, Elizabeth Smith, John
Birketts / Bell / Charity Bell, William Taylor, Mrs Mary (née Bell) Thomas, Taylor Taylor, Elizabeth (later Mrs Birkitts) Birkitts, Richard Birkitts, William Birkitts, Elizabeth (nee Langley) Birkitts, William jnr Birkitts, Samuel Birkitts, Samuel Birkitts, Elizabeth (nee Pratt) four sons |
From Margaret Ilott – In William Bell’s 1698 will, he names Thomas Jalland as a tenant of a newly-erected cottage, property left to his widowed daughter Mary Taylor and therafter his granddaughter Elizabeth Birkitts:
I do hereby devise all wherever I live and close and croft adjacent thereunto and 13 oxgangs of land, meadow and appurtenances, and three ancient cottages in occupation of Joseph Sudbury, Elizabeth Pilgrim and John Smith and two newly erected cottages in occupation of William Pratt and Thomas Jalland with their appurtenances and 21acres of meadow in Holme meadows unto Mary, my daughter during her natural life. After her decease to Elizabeth Birkitts, my grandchild and her heirs. £2 left annually to the poor of Coddington out of land on Beacon Field.
Property passed into Birkett family and sold on death of Mrs Birketts at auction at the Plough in 1820. |
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Jalland |
36 – Will Proved 1709 Yeoman |
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Jalland |
36 – Will Proved 1827 Farmer |
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Jalland, Mr Charles |
6 – Mr Charles– in 1832 gentleman |
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Jalland, Mr John |
6 Mr John – in 1832 farmer 2 Mr John – pre-1863 former landowner, occupied Farm (lot 6) before John Fryer (the tenant- occupant in 1863) Lived at Inn on Green House. |
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Jalland, Mrs Sarah |
2 Mrs Sarah – before 1863 and before John Roberts occupied it, lived in the Laurels (House 1a). Before Sarah Jalland in the tenure of William Joseph Cox. wife/widow of John? |
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Jalland, Mr Joseph |
2 Mr Joseph – in 1863 owned parcels of land, get details. |
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Jallands, Mr Frederick = Jalland |
15 Frederick – in 1893 appeared on National School prize list for good attendence. |
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Jenking, William (Jinkin/ Jenkins?) Jenking, Mrs x (Widow Randal)
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16 – 09/08/1724 – William Jenkingmarried Widow Randal 16 – 09/08/1724 – William Jinkin married Widow Randal |
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Jepson, Miss Mary (later Mrs Spray) Spray, John |
16 – 21/07/1748 ? John Spray married Mary Jepson |
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Jesson, Mr George |
3 Mr George – d 9.9.1804 aged 56 |
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Job, Dr |
15 Dr Job – an occasional inspector visitor to the National school in the years running up to 1884. |
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Johns, G |
18 – 1961 at 59 The Green |
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Johnson, Miss Ellen (later Mrs Leeson) Leeson, Edward |
16 – 04/05/1634 – Edward Leesonmarried Ellen Johnson |
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Jonson, Christopher Jonson, Mrs An(n) Mason |
16 – 24/06/1676 – Christopher Jonson married An Mason |
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Johnson, Miss Elizabeth (later Mrs Pailthorp) Pailthorp, John |
16 – 20/04/1747 – John Pailthorp married Elizabeth Johnson |
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Johnson, Miss Ann (later Mrs Ward) Ward, Benjamin |
16 – 08/06/1801 – Benjamin Wardmarried Ann Johnson |
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Johnson |
36 – Will Proved 1805 Yeoman |
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Johnson, Miss Ann (later Mrs Else) Else, William |
16 – 27/04/1815 – William Else married Ann Johnson |
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Johnson, Richard Johnson, Mrs Mary (née Hunt) |
16 – 01/08/1825 – Richard Johnson married Mary Hunt |
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Johnson, Miss Mary (later Mrs Blundey) Blundey, Charles |
16 – 12/05/1829 – Charles Blundey married Mary Johnson. |
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Johnson, Mr E |
6 Mr E – in 1832 miller |
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Johnson, Edward Johnson, Mrs Amey (née Weatherall) |
16 – 14/05/1833 – Edward Johnson married Amey Weatherall |
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Johnson, Miss Hannah (later Mrs Cargill) Cargill, Mr Robert |
16 – 09/09/1834 – Robert Cargill married Hannah Johnson. |
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Johnson, Miss Elizabeth (later Mrs Key) Key, John |
16 – 21/05/1838 – John Key married Elizabeth Johnson |
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Johnson, Benjamin Johnson, Mrs Jane (née Kirke) |
16 – 17/05/1790 – Benjamin Johnson married Jane Kirke – see below |
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Johnson, Benjamin Johnson, Jane Johnson, Jane |
35 1841 Census – Benjamin Johnson, age 75, b~1766, Y(in Notts.), Agricultural labourer Jane, Johnson, age 75, b~1766, Y(in Notts.) Jane, Johnson, age 15, b~1826, Y(in Notts.) (Jane probably granddaughter or neice) Folio 12;862 |
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Johnson, William Johnson, Sarah |
35 1841 Census William Johnson, age 60, b~1771, N(not in Notts.), Agricultural labourer Sarah, age 60, b~1771, N(not in Notts.), Folio 10;862 |
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Johnson, Ms Ann (later Mrs Ingleton) Ingleton, Jeremiah |
16 – 14/09/1840 – Jeremiah Ingleton married Ann Johnson – see below |
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Johnson, Joseph Ingleton Mrs Ann
Ingleton, Jeremiah
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35 1841 Census – Joseph Johnson, age 2, b~1839, Y( in Notts.), Living with his mother and ?step-father
Jeremiah Ingleton, age 25, b~1816, Y( in Notts.), Agricultural labourer Ann Ingleton, age 20, b~1821, Y( in Notts.), Folio 6;862 |
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Johnson, William Johnson, Samuel
Hilton, William et al
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35 1841 Census — William Johnson, 25, b~1816, Y( in Notts.), Agricultural labourer — Samuel Johnson, 15, b~1826, Y( in Notts.), Agricultural labourer
Living in household of William Hilton, age 36, farmer. Also one other agricultural labourer, a housekeeper and three female servants ages 11-15.
(Folio 8, Piece 862) |
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Johnson, Joseph Johnson, Mrs Lucy (née Talbot) |
16– 06/12/1830 – Joseph Johnson married Lucy Talbot– see below |
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Johnson, Joseph Johnson, Lucy Johnson, Sarah Johnson, Martha Johnson, Elizabeth Johnson, Mary
Talbot, Sarah |
35 1841 Census Joseph Johnson, age 35 b~1806, Y(in Notts), Agricultural Labourer Lucy Johnson, age 30 b~1811, Y(in Notts), Sarah Johnson, age 8 b~1833, Y(in Notts) Martha Johnson, age 7 b~1834, Y(in Notts) Elizabeth Johnson, age 5 b~1836, Y(in Notts) Mary Johnson, age 2 b~1839, Y(in Notts)
Also in same household, Lucy’s mother (or relative) Sarah Talbot, age 75 b~1766, N(not in Notts) Folio 6/7, 862 |
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Johnson, Miss Sarah (later Mrs Cullen) Cullen, George |
16 – 06/06/1853 – George Cullenmarried Sarah Johnson (aged 20 ?) see above |
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Johnson, Harriet Johnson, Mary Johnson, Sarah Johnson, Thomas
Fletcher, Thomas Fletcher, Elizabeth
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35 1841 Census Harriet Johnson, age 20 b~1821, N(not in Notts) Mary Johnson, age 5 b~1836, Y(in Notts) Sarah Johnson, age 2 b~1839, Y(in Notts) Thomas Johnson, age 3m b~1841, Y(in Notts) Also in same household Thomas Fletcher, age 20 b~1821, N(not in Notts) Agricultural labourer. Elizabeth Fletcher, age 25 b~1826, N(not in Notts) Folio 6, 862 |
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Johnson, Edward Johnson,Mary Johnson, Jane Johnson, Hannah Johnson, George Johnson, John
Towne, Robert Towne, Elizabeth Towne, George
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35 1841 Census Edward Johnson, age 30 b~1811, Y(in Notts), Agricultural labourer Mary Johnson, age 30 b~1811, Y(in Notts), Jane Johnson, age 7 b~1834, Y(in Notts) Hannah Johnson, age 5 b~1836, Y(in Notts) George Johnson, age 2 b~1839, Y(in Notts) John Johnson,age 4m b~1841, Y(in Notts)
Also in same household Robert, Towne, age 50 b~1791, Y(in Notts) Agricultural labourer. Elizabeth Towne, age 50 b~1791, Y(in Notts) George Towne, age 11 b~1830, Y(in Notts) Relationship of E Johnson (miller) to Edward? And of Townes to Johnsons? Folio 11, 862 |
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Johnson, Thomas Johnson,Elizabeth Johnson, William
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35 1841 Census Thomas Johnson, age 30 b~1811, Y(in Notts), Agricultural labourer Elizabeth Johnson, age 35 b~1806, Y(in Notts), William Johnson, age 3 b~1838, Y(in Notts) Folio 11, 862 |
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Johnson, Simon Johnson, Mrs Mary (néeBilton) |
16 – 22/07/1837 – Simon Johnson married Mary Biltonsee below |
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Johnson, Simon Johnson, Mary (née Bilton) Johnson, Benjamin Johnson, Edward
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35 1841 Census Simon Johnson, age 25 b~1816, Y(in Notts), Lime burner Mary Johnson (née Bilton), age 25 b~1816, Y(in Notts), Benjamin Johnson, age 3 b~1838, Y(in Notts) Edward Johnson, age 1 b~1840, Y(in Notts) Folio 11, 862 |
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Johnson, M(rs?) |
15 In 1857 marked on Rev Frederick Taverner’s map on the corner of Balderton Lane, with two children. |
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Johnson, Thomas Dixon Johnson, Mrs Elizabeth (née Answer) |
16 – 01/02/1864 – Thomas Dixon Johnson married Elizabeth Answer |
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Johnson, William Johnson, Mrs Elizabeth (née Ellis) |
16 – 01/10/1868 – William Johnson married Elizabeth Ellis |
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Johnson, Miss Mary Ann (later Mrs Bower) Bower, Mr Joseph |
16 – 28/01/1869 – Joseph Bower married Mary Ann Johnson |
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Johnson, Richard Johnson, Mrs Jane (née Wright) |
16 – 09/06/1870 – Richard Johnson married Jane Wright |
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Johnson, Thomas Johnson, Mrs Elizabeth (née Hague) |
16 – 29/03/1875 – Thomas Johnson marriedElizabeth Hague
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Johnson, Mrs Elizabeth
married to? Johnson, Mr Thomas |
29 – in 1879 Mrs Elizabeth Johnson listed as a dressmaker.
29/30 – in 1879, 1881 Mr Thomas Johnson listed as keeper of the Red Lion and shopkeeper. |
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Johnson, Miss Sarah (later Mrs Weightman) Weightman, Samuel |
16 -15/05/1871 – Samuel Weightman married Sarah Johnson |
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Johnson, Miss Eliza (later Mrs Smalley) Smalley, William |
16 – 22/10/1874 – William Smalleymarried Eliza Johnson |
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Johnson, Miss Susan (later Mrs Town) Town, John |
16 – 13/04/1876 – John Town married Susan Johnson |
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Johnson, Miss Charlotte (later Mrs Sturman) Sturman, Alfred |
16 – 21/09/1876– Alfred Sturmanmarried Charlotte Johnson |
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Johnson, Chris / Christopher
Johnson, Aurelia (Amelia) Johnson, Amy Catherine Johnson, Lucy Johnson, Mary Johnson, Simon
Johnson, Mrs Jane
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15 In Feb 1875 Chris Johnson received a good attendance award from school. In 1874 and in the period 1878 – 1882 Amelia received 3s rebate after passing in three subjects. In 1882 there was a scarlatina outbreak affecting many of the children. Two young children; Amy Catherine Johnson and Arthur Clipston died in Jan 1882 – but the cause was not recorded. In 1878 – 1882 Lucy and Mary received 3s rebate after passing in three subjects. In 1890 Simon Johnson was a poor attendee at school, until the Bryans were threatened with a summons over Williams attendance. (It is not known how many Johnson families there were – or the relationship of the children to the sewing mistress) In March 1884 Mrs Jane Johnson was appointed sewing mistress to replace Emily Henton until the end of 1885. She also served for a while after Mrs Colbie. |
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Johnson, Miss Martha (later Mrs Shaw) Shaw, Frederick |
16 – 29/05/1880 – Frederick Shawmarried Martha Johnson |
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Johnson, Ms Frances Daisy |
3 – died, inscription from Coddington Church monument list (all details, if there were any, now lost) |
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Johnson, Miss Elizabeth (later Mrs Henton) Henton, Alfred |
16 – 04/11/1886 – Alfred Henton married Elizabeth Johnson |
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Johnson, Henry Johnson, Mrs Ellen (née Bryan) |
16 – 05/04/1886 – Henry Johnson married Ellen Bryan |
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Johnson, Kate (later Mrs Sutton) Sutton, Richard |
16 – 24/05/1886 – Richard Suttonmarried Kate Johnson |
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Johnson, Richard Johnson, Mrs Susan (née Weaver) |
16 – 17/03/1887 – Richard Johnson married SusanWeaver |
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Johnson, B |
31 – in 1892 Church organist, living in Newark. |
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Johnson, Miss Annie Elizabeth (later Mrs Vessey) Vessey, William |
16 – 13/04/1899 – William Vessey married Annie Elizabeth Johnson |
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Johnson, Mr William Johnson, Mr Thomas |
1 Johnson, Mr William and Johnson, Mr Thomas – in 1918 tenants of Lots 26, 27
31/32 – in 1892 Mr W a farmer and carrier. In 1894 the same, but located at Glebe Farm. |
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Johnson, Mr William Johnson, Mr Thomas Johnson, Mrs Elizabeth |
3 Mr William d Jan –aged 15 – son of Thomas and Elizabeth 3 Mr Thomas 3 Mrs Elizabeth |
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Johnson, Mr Wilfred R |
3 Mr Wilfred R – d 29.1.1984 aged 73, b~1911 |
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Johnson, George |
10/18/19/20/21 ? 1938 – 1942 – at Horseshoes, p.res |
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Johnson, Frances D |
18/19 – 1957-1961 at 95 Balderton Lane |
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Johnson, Norman |
19 – 1957 at Main Street |
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Johnson, Sydney |
10 / 21 – 1938 – 1942 at Sunningdale, p.res |
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Jones, Walter Hubert |
10/20/21 – 1936 – 1942 – 1950 at Woodside, p.res |
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Judson, William Judson, Mrs Sarah Rebekah (née Henton)
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16 – 23/05/1878 – William Judson married Sarah Rebekah Henton
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Judson, Florence Judson, Daisy |
15 Florence and Daisy received good attendance awards at school, in April 1893. |
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Judson, Mr George Henry Judson, Mrs Elizabeth Ellen
Judson, Mrs |
3 Mr George Henry – d 13.5.1936 aged 49, b~1887 3 Mrs Elizabeth Ellen ? d 29.10.1971 aged 87;b~1884 18/19 ? Elizabeth E 1957-1961 at Valley View
10/20/21 – Mrs – 1938 – 1942 – 1950 at Joyville, p.res
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Judson, John |
18/19 – 1957-1961 at Chapel Lane |
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Judson, Robert B |
18/19 – at 50 The Green |
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Judson, Ms Betsy Maud Mary |
3 Ms Betsy Maud Mary – d 25.5.1970 aged 68; b~1902 |