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# Title Prefix Full Name Suffix Birth Date Occupation: Date Occupation: Place Occupation
701     Ernest Richard Pullen    M  Abt 1891  1911  India   Soldier 
702     Gwendoline Reeves             
703     Violet Anne Reeves    F  20 Apr 1917  29 Sep 1939  7 Melbourne Street, Southampton, Hampshire, England   UDD - Unpaid domestic duties 
704     Edward Harry Reeves    M  11 Nov 1880  29 Sep 1939  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Inspector Gas Boy 
705     Edward Harry Reeves    M  11 Nov 1880  26 October 1939  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Hannah Presage Reeves of 7 Melbourne-street Southampton (wife of Edward Harry Reeves) died 26 October 1939 Administration Winchester 22 November to said Edward Harry Reeves gas company's inspector. Effects £671 6s 9d. 
706     Frederick George Reeves    M  10 Nov 1910  29 Sep 1939  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Milk Inspector 
707     Charles Rekham    M  Abt 1823  1861  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Forename Charles
Surname Rekham
Occupation Railway Labourer
Source RG9
Age 38
Location Sopley Christchurch Hampshire 
708     Robert Rich, Field Marshal Sir MP  Field Marshal Sir MP  M  1685  1727 to 1741    MP for St Ives 
709     Robert Rich, Field Marshal Sir MP  Field Marshal Sir MP  M  1685  1724    MP for Beeralston 
710     Robert Rich, Field Marshal Sir MP  Field Marshal Sir MP  M  1685  1715 to 1722    MP for Dunwich 
711     Nathaniel Rich, M P  M P  M  Aft. 1615  13 Aug 1639    Admitted to Grey's Inn 
712     John Ricketts    M  Abt 1806  1843  Horton, Dorset, England   Labourer 
713     Francis Riolo             
714     John Sydney Robinson    M  9 Jul 1887  18 Jul 1916  St Catharines, Niagara, Ontario, Canada   Plummer 
715     George Rolleston, Prof. Dr. DM FRS  Prof. Dr. DM FRS  M  Bef. Jun 1830  1860  Oxford, Oxfordshire, England   Linacre Professor of Physiology 1860-1881 - From bust in Oxford University Museum of Natural History 
716     Edwin James Rose    M  14 February 1912  1950    Seaman 
717     Gregg Allen Ross    M  24 Apr 1889  1930  Prairie Grove, Washington, Arkansas, USA   Farmer 
718     Florence Rowe    F  1822  1871  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Servant, Possibly Nurse 
719     Daniel Rowe    M  1779  1851  St. Mary, Southampton, Hampshire, England   Mariner 
720     Daniel Rowe    M  1779  1871  St. Mary, Southampton, Hampshire, England   Seaman, presumably retired 
721     Henry Rowe    M  Abt 1805  1841  Tresavean, Cornwall, England   Copper Miner 
722     Jeremiah Hyder Russell    M  1854  25 Oct 1896  Forest Hill, Lewisham, London, England   Wheelwright 
723     Jeremiah Hyder Russell    M  1854  1901  Forest Hill, Lewisham, London, England   Wheelwright 
724     Violet Emily Louise Samways    F  9 Jun 1905  1939  Salisbury, Wiltshire, England   Evacuation helper 
725     Luke Sanders    M    1 May 1744  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Apprentice
Cordwainer
A cordwainer is a shoemaker who makes new shoes from new leather.
The cordwainer's trade can be contrasted with the cobbler's trade, according to a tradition in Britain that restricted cobblers to repairing shoes. 
726     Frederick George Sanford    M  Sep 1873  1 Nov 1896  Camberwell, London, Surrey, England   Sawyer 
727     Frederick George Sanford    M  Sep 1873  12 Jan 1902  Plumstead, Kent, England   Labourer 
728     Harold Scrivener    M  10 Jun 1903  1939  Lincolnshire, England   Grinder in an Iron Foundry 
729     Werner Max Karl Seidler    M  26 Aug 1920  1956  Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, USA   research chemist at Eli Lilly & Company for 33 years. While at Eli Lilly, he was awarded several patents 
730     Werner Max Karl Seidler    M  26 Aug 1920  1964  Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, USA   He also worked as a pharmacist at Wishard Memorial Hospital for 28 years 
731     Harry Sharpe    M  Abt 1890  1911  Bursledon, Hampshire, England   General Labourer 
732     Arthur H Shephard    M  7 Aug 1914  1939  21 Kentish Road, Freemantle, Hampshire, England   Shipwrights Labourer Heavy Worker 
733     Frederick Shepherd    M  1910  1950  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Peggy remembers Fred running a butchers shop in Shirley, Southampton 
734     Grace Lillian Simpson    F  1911  4 Aug 1933  Hunslet, Leeds, Yorkshire, England   Tailoress 
735     James Slidle    M  Abt 1791  6 Jun 1841  Little Common, North Ripley, Sopley, Hampshire, England   Carpenter 
736     James Slidle    M  Abt 1791  6 Jun 1841  Little Common, North Ripley, Sopley, Hampshire, England   Carpenter 
737     Samuel Smith    M  1850  25 Oct 1910    Miner 
738     Ada Marguerita Spacagna    F  14 Apr 1912  1939  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Cable Machinist 
739     Robert L Spacagna    M  24 Jan 1889  1939  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Boot Repairer 
740     Robert L Spacagna    M  24 Jan 1889  1939  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Special Constable 
741     Umberto Spacagna    M  7 Mar 1916  1939  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Cable Machinist 
742     William Sparks    M  Abt 1806  6 Jun 1841  Little Common, North Ripley, Sopley, Hampshire, England   Agricultural Labourer 
743     William Sparks    M  Abt 1806  6 Jun 1841  Little Common, North Ripley, Sopley, Hampshire, England   Agricultural Labourer 
744     John Speed    M  Bef. 1881  1915  Blackhall Colliery, Durham, England   Deputy Coal ?? 
745     Jeremiah Spickernall    M    10 Dec 1789  Tithing of Avon, (near Sopley), Hampshire, England   Apprentice
Cordwainer 
746     Richard Spickernell    M    26 Nov 1783  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Apprentice
Taylor 
747     Richard Spranklin    M  1816  1851  Winfrith Newburgh, Dorset, England   Bricklayer 
748     Richard Spranklin    M  1816  1861  Bitterne, Southampton, Hampshire, England   Bricklayer 
749     Michael Stanhope, Sir  Sir  M    Aft. 1545  London, England   Groom of the Stool. To King Edward VI -- An important job in the Royal Court apparently.  
750     William Charles H Stanley    M  07 January 1912  1939  54 Kentish Road, Freemantle, Hampshire, England   Painter & Decorator 


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