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# Title Prefix Full Name Suffix Birth Date Occupation: Date Occupation: Place Occupation
801     John Tizard    M    21 Jan 1788  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Apprentice
Bricklayer 
802     Walter William Tooke    M  Abt. 1885  26 Sep 1936    Clerk 
803     James Tuck, Junior  Junior  M    27 Oct 1790  Sopley, Hampshire, England   MASTER
Wheelwright
 
804     James Tuck    M    22 Apr 1796  Sopley, Hampshire, England   MASTER
Wheelwright
 
805     Benjamin Tuck    M    12 Feb 1798  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Apprentice
Blacksmith
 
806     John Smith Turpin    M  8 Apr 1838  1874  Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales   Second Mate, Mariner 
807     John Smith Turpin    M  8 Apr 1838  1888  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Master of Hampshire SS - Reg No 51295 From http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/a2a/records.aspx?cat=043-clasa&cid=-1#-1 
808     John Smith Turpin    M  8 Apr 1838  1889  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Master of Hampshire SS - Reg No 51295 From http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/a2a/records.aspx?cat=043-clasa&cid=-1#-1 
809     John Smith Turpin    M  8 Apr 1838  1891  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Master of Hampshire SS - Reg No 51295 From http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/a2a/records.aspx?cat=043-clasa&cid=-1#-1 
810     John Smith Turpin    M  8 Apr 1838  1901  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Master Mariner 
811     Edward William Turpin    M  21 May 1865  15 Sept 1888  at sea   Crew on board Maggie A as Able Bodied Seaman (AB) Signed on in Southampton 15 Sept 1888. Discharged from ship 10 Dec 1888 in Poole, complete VG VG. Previous ship Hampshire SS
Note;- Evidently not Hampshire SS (1908~1925) Jim SS [+1945] 
812     Edward William Turpin    M  21 May 1865  1901  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Mariner, Captain's Mate 
813     Frederick John Turpin    M  31 May 1878  1901  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Sailor 
814     John Turpin    M  13 January 1889  8 Jul 1964  Portsmouth, Hampshire, England   From wife's will to husband, John Turpin, retired boilermaker 
815     Bessie Frances Tyler    F  20 Sep 1918  29 Sep 1939  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Shop Assistant (Store) 
816     Joan Augusta Tyler    F  7 Jul 1920  1938  Southampton, Hampshire, England   mum - BAT tabacco factory near milbrook, near regents park road 
817     Laura Florence Tyler    F  18 Jul 1923  29 Sep 1939  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Hide Cutting Machinist 
818     James Frederick Vallings    M    1888  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Vicar of Sopley Hants from 1888 
819     James Frederick Vallings    M    1929  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Vicar of Sopley Hants. Incumbent
Index to Benefices - English
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820     Anthony Colby Schade Van Westrum    M  10 Apr 1944  17/ Jun 1966  Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, USA   Student 
821     Thomas Veal    M  Abt 1833  1861  St Mary, Southampton, Hampshire, England   Labourer 
822     Henry Vincent    M    25 Oct 1762  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Master
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. 
823     Thomas Vivian    M  Abt 1780  6 Jun 1841  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Agricultural Labourer  
824     Thomas Vivian    M  Abt 1780  30 Mar 1851  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Labourer 
825     Thomas Vivian    M  Abt 1826  30 Mar 1851  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Labourer 
826     Thomas Vivian    M  Abt 1780  30 Mar 1851  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Labourer 
827     Thomas Vivian    M  Abt 1780  6 Jun 1841  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Agricultural Labourer 
828     Thomas Vivian    M  Abt 1826  30 Mar 1851  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Labourer 
829     William Voss    M  18 Aug 1850  26 Dec 1895  Fordington, Dorset, England   Labourer - From Marriage Cert of Arthur Thomas Pomeroy and Sarah Jane Voss 
830     Roy Sidney Stanley Waller    M  17 Sep 1940  Abt. 1980  Norwich, Norfolk, England   4th Roy left the AA after 24 years and headed down to Norfolk Towers…it was the birth of a radio star in the early 1980s. - Radio Norfolk.
Radio Norfolk presenter Chris Goreham who now broadcasts at Carrow Road from the Roy Waller Commentary Box. 
831     Reuben Walton    M  1824  1851  Bradford On Avon, Wiltshire, England   Agricultural labourer 
832     William Wangford    M  Abt 1820  02 Apr 1871    Superintendent of Buildings 
833     William Wangford    M  Abt 1820  2 Apr 1871    Superintendent of Buildings 
834     William Wangford    M  Abt 1820  16 Aug 1886    Superintendent 
835     Charles George Victor Howard Ward    M  22 Jan 1913  1939  Southend-on-Sea, Essex, England   Carpenter and Joiner 
836     Walter Augustus Waterman    M  Abt 1858  1911  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Forename Walter Augustus
Surname Waterman
Occupation Railway Station Master
Source RG14
Age 53
Location Sopley Christchurch Hampshire 
837     John Watts    M  1791  1841  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Coachman 
838     Henry Hugh Watts    M  1826  1841  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Flyman - abbreviation of Fly Coachman; Fly Coachman: drove a fly carriage, which generally means a horse drawn delivery wagon or coach. In the UK however it specifically refers to a single horse drawn, covered light carriage such as a hansom cab. 
839     John Weadley    M    10 Dec 1789  Tithing of Avon, (near Sopley), Hampshire, England   MASTER
Cordwainer
 
840     Norman George Webb    M  23 May 1923  Abt 1975  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Litho draughtsman at Ordnance Survey  
841     William G Webb    M  19 Aug 1891  1939  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Litho draughtsman at Ordnance Survey 
842     William Weedon    M  30 Mar 1788  1841    Agricultural Labourer 
843     Albert Edward Prince Whale    M  15 Nov 1866  1910  Romsey, Hampshire, England   Carpenter 
844     William C Wheeler    M  13 Jun 1894  1939  12 Kentish Road, Freemantle, Hampshire, England   General Labourer Street Lighting Department Heavy Worker 
845     John Whicher    M    17 Mar 1784  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Apprentice
Cordwainer 
846     Samuel White    M  Abt 1781  6 Jun 1841  Little Common, North Ripley, Sopley, Hampshire, England   Agricultural Labourer 
847     Samuel White    M  Abt 1781  6 Jun 1841  Little Common, North Ripley, Sopley, Hampshire, England   Agricultural Labourer 
848     James White    M    26 Mar 1743  Sopley, Hampshire, England   MASTER
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. 
849     James White    M    24 Jun 1745  Sopley, Hampshire, England   MASTER
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. 
850     W White    M    11 Jan 1907  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Forename W
Surname White
Date 11th January 1907
Police Officer Number 147
Police Officer Rank 1st Class
Event Removal Sopley To Hurn
County Hampshire 


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