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# Full Name Birth Date Marriage Date Death Date Residence: Date Residence: Place
45401 Walter Richard Miller  O/N/D 1879  28th Nov 1916  23 March 1946     
45402 George Albert Long  Oct 1889    June 1946     
45403 Winnie (Dolly) Gamblin  Oct - Dec 1898         
45404 Joan Plantagenet  Oct 1165  13 Feb 1177  4 Sep 1199     
45405 Joan Plantagenet  Oct 1165  Oct 1196  4 Sep 1199     
45406 Queen of England Jane Grey  Oct 1537  21 May 1553  12 Feb 1554     
45407 William Gay  Oct 1562         
45408 Elizabeth Corbin  Oct 1696         
45409 Mary Corbin  Oct 1720         
45410 Isobell Huie  Oct 1735         
45411 Charles Beagley, 1748  Oct 1748    May 1756     
45412 George Huie  Oct 1755         
45413 Christopher John Watts  Oct 1760    9 July 1848     
45414 Mary Abrams  Oct 1780  17 Dec 1802       
45415 John Ball  Oct 1781    30 Aug 1803     
45416 Charles Marsh  Oct 1782  12 Jan 1804  1829     
45417 Sarah Hodges  Oct 1788    Bet. Jan–Mar 1867     
45418 Sarah Swaffield  Oct 1790  25 Dec 1810  May 1858     
45419 Samuel Hodges  Oct 1792  26 Aug 1816  13 Oct 1843     
45420 Samuel Hodges  Oct 1792    13 Oct 1843     
45421 Daniel Barfoot junior  Oct 1794    Jul 1881     
45422 Martha Gilson  Oct 1797    Oct 1885     
45423 John Phypers  Oct 1797    1874     
45424 Edward Beeden  Oct 1799  08 May 1821  6 Jan 1872     
45425 Charles Marsh  Oct 1804    April 1883     
45426 Mary Game, 3rd GGM  Oct 1808    Jan 1894     
45427 Harriet Fryer  Oct 1814    Jul 1887     
45428 Thomas Maidment  Oct 1815    26 Mar 1830     
45429 Waldo Emerson  Oct 1836    27 Jan 1842     
45430 James Hurst  Oct 1837    Jun 1900     
45431 Richard Dean  Oct 1838    Apr 1843     
45432 Elizabeth Musselwhite  Oct 1838    Jul 1924     
45433 Eliza Pitt  Oct 1838  28 Oct 1872  April 1877  1841  Nelson Place, Four Posts, Millbrook, Hampshire, England  
45434 Eliza Pitt  Oct 1838  28 Oct 1872  April 1877  1851  Regent Street, Shirley, Millbrook, Hampshire, England  
45435 Eliza Pitt  Oct 1838  28 Oct 1872  April 1877  1861  Portland Road North, Kensington, Kensington St Mary Abbott, Middlesex, England  
45436 Susannah Roberts Prisk  Oct 1839    6 Dec 1922     
45437 Ellen Derrick  Oct 1839    July 1913     
45438 Richard Hinvest  Oct 1840    Sep 1848     
45439 Elizabeth Hatch  Oct 1840    26 Apr 1868     
45440 Jane Hurst  Oct 1841         
45441 Charles Amey  Oct 1841  Oct 1867  30 May 1924     
45442 Charles Amey  Oct 1841    30 May 1924     
45443 John Stratten  Oct 1842    Mar 1921  1851  Rockford, Ellingham, Hampshire, England  
45444 John Thomas Hawkins  Oct 1843  14 Oct 1866  Mar 1921     
45445 Frederick Ricketts  Oct 1843  10 Jan 1870  Oct 1919     
45446 Frederick Ricketts  Oct 1843  Oct 1881  Oct 1919     
45447 Thomas Clement Maidment  Oct 1843    3 Dec 1905     
45448 Henry Jukes  Oct 1843    Dec 1901     
45449 Phoebe Downer  Oct 1844  21 Apr 1864  Mar 1929  1881  Milford, Hampshire, England  
45450 Albert Hirst WITHEY, carpenter  Oct 1845         


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