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# Title Prefix Full Name Suffix Birth Date Occupation: Date Occupation: Place Occupation
501     Morris Leventhal    M  10 Jan 1878  5 Sep 1921  Sydney, New South Wales, Australia   Estate Agent, Sydney, as stated on Oath of Allegiance 
502     Morris Leventhal    M  10 Jan 1878  1 Oct 1921    Estate Agent, as stated on passenger list 
503     Morris Leventhal    M  10 Jan 1878  1934  darlinghurst, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia   Property merchant 
504     Morris Leventhal    M  10 Jan 1878  1937  darlinghurst, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia   Property merchant 
505     Alexander Jacob Leventhal    M  28 Aug 1911  17 Jul 1939  Sydney, New South Wales, Australia   Estate Agent 
506     Edward Light    M    12 Feb 1798  Sopley, Hampshire, England   MASTER
Blacksmith 
507     George Lilley    M  1842  1891  Hinton House, Hinton, Christchurch, Hampshire, England   Gardener (Domestic Service) 
508     William Alexander Liney    M  July 1874  Jan 1901  Farnborough, Hampshire, England   Omnibus Driver 
509     William Alexander Liney    M  July 1874  14 Mar 1931  Aldershot, Hampshire, England   Motor Driver 
510     Foong L Loh             
511     Ah Khan Loh    M    Bef. 1976    Government Official 
512     George Edward Longman    M  2 Dec 1915  1939  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Loader; Waggon and Railcars with Petroleum 
513     Thomas Lucas    M    20 Apr 1989    Blacksmith 
514     Wm Hy Lucus    M    1866  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Vicar of Sopley Hants 1886 - 87 
515     John Lush    M  Abt. 1750  1807  Whiteparish, Wiltshire, England   Wiltshire Family History Soc. Transcription of Wedding cert of Sarah Lush states father as John Lush, Collar maker, Whiteparish >> Findmypast 
516     Charles Henry Mayer    M  16 Jan 1919  Abt 1937  Nuneaton, Warwickshire, England   for Alexander Sloan 
517     Charles Henry Mayer    M  16 Jan 1919  Abt 1950  Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England   for Hugh Wyllie 
518     Charles Henry Mayer    M  16 Jan 1919  Abt 1970  Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England   self employed, own company with silent partner 
519     Charles Henry Mayer    M  16 Jan 1919  Abt 1985  Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England   for Bainbridges, department store as travelling salesman 
520     Henry Mayer    M  15 Apr 1867  1911  Nuneaton, Warwickshire, England   Felt Hatter 
521     George William Mayer    M  April 1892  1911  Nuneaton, Warwickshire, England   Labourer Brass Driver at Granite Quarry. Possibly at Boon's Windmill Hill Quarry on Tuttle Hill 
522     Elizaie Mayer    F  Abt 1894  1911  Nuneaton, Warwickshire, England   Hatter Mill Hand 
523     Thomas Albert McCartney    M  23 July 1915  September 1976  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Railways Supervisor, Docks Board 
524     Paul McNally    M  12 Mar 1920  1949  Blaine, Washington, USA   Carpenter 
525     John Meadus    M  Abt 1781  6 Jun 1841  Sopley Mill, Sopley, Hampshire, England   Millers Grinder 
526     John Meadus    M  Abt 1781  6 Jun 1841  Sopley Mill, Sopley, Hampshire, England   Millers Grinder 
527     George Merritt    M  Abt 1825  16 Aug 1886    Labourer 
528     Stephen MERRITT    M  Jan 1851  16 Aug 1886  Pimlico St Michaels, London, England   Hall Porter 
529     Thomas Mew    M    15 Mar 1734  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.
 
530     Albert Ray Miles    M    1885  Sopley, Hampshire, England   Curate of Sopley Hants 1885 - 1888 
531     Albert Joseph Miles    M  1885  1901  Wiltshire, England   Railway Porter 
532     Albert Joseph Miles    M  1885  5 Apr 1913  Wiltshire, England   Railway Servant 
533     Alfred Miles    M  Abt. Jun 1857  15 Apr 1888  semley, Sedgehill, Wiltshire, England   Labourer 
534     Alfred Miles    M  Abt. Jun 1857  11 Jul 1897  semley, Sedgehill, Wiltshire, England   Labourer 
535     Thomas Alfred Miles    M  Abt. Dec 1879  1901  semley, Sedgehill, Wiltshire, England   Ordinary and agriculture labourer 
536     Edith Rose Miles    F  Abt. Jul 1897  1911  Evendon's Lane, Wokingham, Berkshire, England   Day Girl Domestic 
537     William Mintram    M  10 February 1866  18 May 1907  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Seaman, from Walter Hurst Marriage Cert 
538     William Mintram    M  10 February 1866  1911    Seaman on RMS Oceanic - Ships no. 110596 
539     William Mintram    M  10 February 1866  2 Apr 1911  Portland, Dorset, England   Convict - Lime Burner - Portland Convict Prison, Grove Portland 
540     William Mintram    M  10 February 1866  10 Apr 1912  Rms Titanic   Seaman 
541     Valdimar William Mintram    M  03 Apr 1909  1940  Melville, Saskatchewan, Canada   Farmer 
542     Valdimar William Mintram    M  03 Apr 1909  1945  Melville, Saskatchewan, Canada   Farmer 
543     Thomas Albert Mintram    M  Dec 1868  1911  Southampton, Hampshire, England   General Carman - Coal Merchant 
544     Barbara Ann Ferrier Mitchell    F  14 March 1925  Abt 1954    Maternity nurse 
545     Elizabeth Peninah Hills Nash    F  Abt 1821  1861  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Tayloress 
546     Elizabeth Peninah Hills Nash    F  Abt 1821  1881  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Tayloress 
547     Edward Nash, DNA  DNA  M  Abt. Mar 1789  Sep 1804    Started at sea - According to PBS Length of time at sea 13y 3m 
548     Edward Nash, DNA  DNA  M  Abt. Mar 1789  Dec 1817    Return of officers and men nominated to the Preventive Boat Service 
549     Edward Nash, DNA  DNA  M  Abt. Mar 1789  19 Mar 1819    Preventive Boat Service;- Appointed Dec 1817, Edward Nash, Boatman, age 28, Place oB, Canterbury, Trade Sea, Length of time at Sea, 13y 3m, Annual Salary £5 0s 0d, Other Allowances or Appointments, 3s per diem when employed, By whom appointed, Treasury 
550     Edward Nash, DNA  DNA  M  Abt. Mar 1789  07 May 1843  Southampton, Hampshire, England   Daughter Elizabeth's marriage 1843 a sailor. Married 07/05/1843 at St Marys Southampton 


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