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John’s surname is recorded as either Furmodge or Furmadge in the GRO Birth Index and as Furmage in the baptism register. His given name has been recorded as Joseph in the 1871 England census (Class: RG10, Piece: 2001, Folio: 57, Page: 23). John is recorded as 9 months old in the 1841 census, which was taken on the 6th June 1841, suggesting that John was born around September 1840 (Class: HO107, Piece: 278, Folio: 5, page: 5). | FURMEDGE, John (I295)
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John’s surname is recorded as Fourmage in his baptism register entry. Although there is a parish register entry for his marriage to Mary Ann Summers, an entry in the GRO Marriage Index could not be located. | FURMIDGE, John (I887)
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John’s surname is recorded as Furmadge in the GRO Death Index but Furmedge in the National Probate Calendar. | FURMEDGE, John (I311)
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John’s surname is recorded as Furmedge in his birth certificate, as Furmidge in the parish burial register but as Furmage in the GRO Death Index. | FURMAGE, John (I1276)
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John’s surname is recorded as Furmedge in the GRO Birth Index and as Furmidge in his parish baptism record; otherwise it is recorded as Furmage. John served as a Private with the 2nd Dorsetshire Regiment during the First World War; service number 17767. | FURMAGE, John (I418)
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John’s surname is recorded as Furmidge in the GRO Birth Index; his mother’s maiden name is recorded as Hayward. | FURMEDGE, John (I265)
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Jones, Patricia. "St James, Kingston, Dorset, Burial Register". Database. Kingston Past and Present. www.kingstonopc.org.uk.
The burial registers for St James, Kingston, Dorset, date from 1877. They have not yet been deposited at the Dorset History Centre. The database was created from the burial registers held at the church in 2004. | Source (S491)
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Joseph Furmedge appears to have re-married prior to the death of his first wife. Divorce was difficult to obtain at this time and it is not unheard of for unhappily married couples to simply go their separate ways and start new relationships.
Joseph is not resident with his first wife in any census year, presumably as he was away from home with the Royal Navy. In the 1861 England census he is enumerated as a crew member on the ship “Algerian” in Hong Kong Harbour (Class: RG9, Piece: 1647, Folio: 260, Page: 32). His first wife, Ann, is recorded as married in the 1871 England census (Class: RG10, Piece: 1128, Folio: 136, Page: 13) but a widow in the 1881 England census (Class: RG11, Piece: 1141, Folio: 74, Page 37), however no death or burial record could be located for Joseph in this time period.
In the marriage record for his assumed second marriage he is recorded as a widower. His stated age of 44 years is a discrepancy as he would have been 54 years based on a birth year of 1818. The information for his father (name and occupation) however is consistent with that recorded for his first marriage.
Joseph is enumerated with his new family in Liverpool in the 1881 and 1891 England census (Class: RG11, Piece: 3601, Folio: 116, Page: 43; Class: RG12, Piece: 2903, Folio: 87, Page: 37). In the 1881 census, Joseph’s surname appears as Fairmadge, he is 70 years old (b. 1811) and born in Liverpool, Lancashire. In the 1891 census, Joseph’s surname appears as Vermidge, he is 75 years old (b. 1816) and born in Portsmouth, Hampshire. There is a death and burial record for Joseph Furmidge, born in about 1818, and who died in Liverpool, Lancashire. | FURMEDGE, Joseph (I144)
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Joseph Harold’s entry in the baptism register records his date of birth as 9th December 1900 however this is after his baptism date; the order of the entries in the register suggests that the correct date of baptism has been entered and that he was born in 1899. His birth date recorded in the 1939 Register and GRO Death Index is 7th December 1899.
Joseph and Eva’s entry in the parish marriage register in 1922 records Joseph’s occupation as that of soldier and his residence as the Fulford Barracks in York, Depot of the West Yorkshire Regiment. He was awarded the General Service Medal in reference to operations in Kurdistan. Based on his children’s birth locations it appears that he was in India circa.1928. In 1935 he enlisted with the Royal Engineers as a Sapper and served until discharged in June 1939. (Reference: WO372/7/179162, The National Archives & Royal Engineers Tracer Card accessed on www.findmypast.co.uk). | FURMIDGE, Joseph Harold (I730)
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Joseph Henry Furmage enrolled in the Royal Naval Reserve (RNR) on 28 May 1915. He was transferred to the Royal Navy on 26 November 1915 however wasn’t accepted and returned to the RNR on 27 December 1915 (The National Archives: BT 377/7/89646). By 1918 he was a Seaman (Recruit) in the merchant service (The National Archives: BT350).
In the 1921 England census, Joseph Henry is located at the Old Royal Horse Artillery Barracks, in St Peter’s parish, Dorchester, Dorset. He was by then a Private in the Dorsetshire Regiment, Royal Defence Corps (Class: RG15, Piece: 10262, Schedule: 3). On 01 July 1921, he and two other men were charged with arson, having set fire to the barracks causing damage of £7,000 and destruction of stores worth £20,000. The three men were all convicted and sentenced to three years penal servitude (Western Gazette, published 28 October 1921; After-trial calendars of prisoners tried at the assizes and quarter sessions, The National Archives, Reference: HO140/364).
This was not the first time Joseph had been in trouble. For instance, he was brought before the children’s court (petty sessions) in 1910 charged, along with four other schoolboys, with stealing a quantity of bananas; the parents were ordered to pay 3 shillings costs each (Dorset County Chronicle, published 22 September 1910). In 1912, he was before the children’s court again, along with four other boys, charged with wilful damage to a house being built in Ringwood Road, to which they pleaded guilty and were fined (Southern Times & Dorset County Herald, 12 October 1912). A charge of larceny was also brought against him in 1913 (The National Archives, Reference: HO140/364). As a result of his multiple misdemeanours, Joseph was entered into the Habitual Criminal Register (The National Archives, MEPO 6/36).
At the time of his going to prison in 1921 he had a wife and two very small children. Following his release on 17 January 1924 he appears to have settled down, going on to have a further ten children born between 1924 and 1942.
In 1964, Joseph, then a widower, re-married. He gives his occupation as Docks Stevedore (retired). | FURMAGE, Joseph Henry (I1188)
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Joseph’s mother’s maiden name is recorded as Heward in the GRO Birth Index; Joseph’s surname has been transcribed as Fermage in his baptism record. Joseph is not enumerated with his family on the 1851 England census, taken 30th March 1851, suggesting he was born in April 1851 (Class: Ho107, Piece: 1664, Folio: 238, Page: 29). | FURMEDGE, Joseph (I271)
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Joseph’s parish baptism register entry records his date of birth as 25 April 1899, however his entry in the Register of Seamen, Special Index, Alphabetical Series (The National Archives, BT 350 / CR 10) records his date of birth as 24 April 1899. A similar anomaly is seen with his twin brother, James, however in that case there is other supporting evidence that 24 April 1899 is correct. As James was born at 2.45AM (source: birth certificate) it seems unlikely that Joseph could have been born on the 25 April (and James on the 24 April) e.g., if they had been born either side of midnight. There is no entry in the GRO Online Index for the birth of Joseph Furmedge (an error has been reported) although an entry is recorded in the older indexes available on e.g., www.findmypast.co.uk and www.ancestry.co.uk. A copy of the birth certificate is required to resolve this anomaly. In the meantime it is assumed that 24 April 1899 is correct.
Joseph’s marriage to Margaret Baines has been recorded on both his and her baptism register entries.
No death record has been identified for Joseph however his father’s obituary notice in the Liverpool Echo names his living children and Joseph is not listed. It has therefore been assumed that he died prior to 1951. | FURMEDGE, Joseph (I220)
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Joseph’s surname appears to have been recorded as Furmidge in the baptism register. He is recorded as Joseph Henry Furmage in the GRO Death Index. | FURMAGE, Joseph (Henry) (I1150)
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Josiah is a widower at the time of his marriage to Sarah Furmedge (nee Stacey). | BENJAFIELD, Josiah (I112)
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Julia’s surname is recorded as Furmedge in the GRO Birth Index transcription available on the General Register Office website (www.gro.gov.uk) but as Furmeage in the “old” GRO Birth index available on commercial websites. Her surname is recorded as Furmage in her baptism register entry. | FURMAGE, Julia (I1209)
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June married David Ross Lederman on 11 Dec 1948 and Edward Wdowiak on 18 Feb 1972 (Sources: U.S. Marriages transcript FamilySearch International (accessed on www.findmypast.co.uk) & California Marriage Index, California Department of Health Services, digital image accessed on www.ancestry.co.uk). | MILLER, June Naomi (I1022)
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Kate Furmidge’s residence on her marriage certificate is recorded as 6, Wharncliffe Street, Hull, Yorkshire which is the residence of Kate’s sister, Caroline Huitt and her family in the 1911 England census (Class: RG14, Piece: 28734, Schedule: 428). Caroline and her husband Alex H P Huitt were the marriage witnesses. No record has been found for Kate after 1912. | FURMIDGE, Kate (I790)
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Kate’s surname is recorded as Fermidge in the parish baptism register. | FURMIDGE, Kate (I655)
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Katherine Amy O’Hara, married woman, is named as executor in the national probate calendar entry for Lucy Furmedge (d. 1948). This entry also states that Lucy died at 6, Malden Road, Watford, Hertfordshire which is the address given for Katherine Amy and husband Martin O’Hara in the 1939 Register. | FURMEDGE, Katherine Amy (I87)
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Kathleen’s birth date of 17 June 1915 is provided in her baptism record and also in the 1939 Register (RG101-1312D). The GRO Death Index records the date as 15th, not 17th, June 1915. | FURMEDGE, Kathleen Marion Laura (I49)
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Kingswood Zion (Free Methodist) (Kingswood (Bristol), Gloucestershire). Church Register. Digital images. | Source (S781)
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Lady St Mary / Parish Church (Wareham, Dorset). Parish Register. Digital images. | Source (S466)
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Lance Corporal James Samuel Furmidge was wounded and taken prisoner at Spoil Bank on 26th April 1918; he was a member of the 13th Royal Sussex Battalion, ‘A’ Company (Reference: PA 37595, Prisoners of the First World War ICRC Historical Archives).
He lived in Harby, Leicestershire all of his life, was a cricketer, bell-ringer, sang in the Choir and was also a church councillor. He worked as a clerk at the Eastwell Ironstone Company. (Melton Mowbray Times, published 11th September 1953). | FURMIDGE, James Samuel (I591)
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Last Testament and Will of James Lasham Furmedge: son of John a native of Winfrith near Weymouth, Dorset and now of 7, Dorset Street, St Helier, Jersey bequeathed: one third of the residue of his personal property to be divided equally between his daughters Alice Rosalie Furmedge and Sarah Elizabeth Furmedge; the remainder to be divided as follows: one fourth to his son James Furmedge, one fourth to the children of his deceased son Joseph Furmedge, one fourth to his daughter Alice Rosalie Furmedge and one fourth to his daughter Sarah Elizabeth Furmedge. His two daughters were assigned as Executrixes. The will was made 26 December 1891 in the presence of Phil Le Bas and ?? Pallais. (Reference: D/Y/A/67/94, Jersey Archives). | FURMEDGE, James Lasham (I93)
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Leicester Daily Mercury. Leicestershire, Leicester. Online Image. www.findmypast.co.uk. | Source (S246)
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Leicester Journal. Leicestershire, Leicester. Online Images. Leicester Journal, Leicester, Leicestershire, online images.
https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk. | Source (S351)
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Leonard Howard Maddicks [sic.] married Josephine Mace on 9th Nov 1904 in Queensland, Australia (Reference: 1904/000798; www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au). They had no children. In 1938, Josephine was granted a divorce (an “order nisi”) on the grounds of desertion. She stated that her husband had left her in January 1925 (The Courier-Mail (Brisbane, Queensland), published 10 Sep 1938, Page: 10). Electoral Rolls for Kelvin Grove, Brisbane, Australia suggest that he was living with Mary Elizabeth Furmidge from at least 1934 (or before). They were living at 40, Victoria Street, Red Hill (Kelvin Grove, Brisbane) at this time of his death in 1939 (Electoral Roll transcripts accessed on www.findmypast.co.uk). He is buried at Toowong Cemetery, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia (Find a Grave database and images, Memorial ID: 204898466, Plot: 10-7-6, unmarked grave). | MADDICK, Leonard Howard (I801)
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Leonard is registered in the GRO Birth Index as Leonard Furmidge Jenkins. The parish baptism register records him as the son of Edward Furmidge [Jenkins] & Elizabeth Ann Jenkins of 21, Newstead Street, Bulwell. He was 4 months old at the time of his death. | JENKINS, Leonard Furmidge (I552)
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Lilian’s date of birth is recorded as 27 June 1913 in the 1939 Register but as 26 June 1913 in the GRO Death Index. | JONES, Lilian (I1129)
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Lilian’s maiden-name is recorded as Goldschmidt on her husband’s death notice and as Goldsmith or her death information form. Her full date of birth (“5/1/1883”) is also recorded on her death information form but could be interpreted as either 05 January 1883 or 01 May 1883. | GOLDSCHMIDT, Lilian Ruby (I1074)
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Lillian (or Lily) Maud’s date of birth is recorded as 16 May 1901 in the 1939 Register but as 16 May 1902 in the GRO Death Index. Her entry in the GRO Birth Index confirms that she was born in 1902. | CLARK, Lillian Maud (I1182)
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Lily’s date of birth is recorded as 02 May 1887 in the 1939 Register and as 02 May 1890 in the GRO Death Index. Whilst the year is inconsistent with her entry in the GRO birth index (and the timing of her parents marriage), it has been assumed that the day/month are correct. | FURMEDGE, Lily (I276)
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Lily’s date of birth is recorded as 09 October 1909 in the 1939 Register but as 16 October 1909 in her baptism register entry. | DOWSETT, Lily Frances (I1224)
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Linney’s surname is recorded as Firmidge in the Harby parish baptism register. | FURMIDGE, Linney (I573)
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London Gazette Friday 19th March 1971: “The Queen has been graciously pleased to award the Imperial Service Medal to the following officers on their retirement:” “FURMEDGE, George Henry Frederick, Skilled Labourer, Portsmouth.”
George divorced his first wife, Margaret Dorothy Giles, and married Doris Edith Burchell. | FURMEDGE, George Henry Frederick (I128)
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Long Eaton Advertiser. Derbyshire, Long Eaton. Online Images. www.findmypast.co.uk. | Source (S410)
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Loughborough Herald & North Leicestershire Gazette. Leicestershire, Loughborough. Online Images. www.findmypast.co.uk. | Source (S274)
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Louisa’s date of birth is recorded as 05 Jun 1915 in the GRO Death Index. | MIVELD, Louisa Teresa (I256)
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Louisa’s surname appears to have been recorded as Furmedge in the baptism register. Her father is recorded as Joseph (not Henry) Furmage in the parish marriage register. | FURMAGE, Louisa (I1151)
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Louisa’s surname is recorded as Furmadge in the parish burial register but as Furmidge in the GRO Death Index. | FURMIDGE, Louisa (I862)
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Louisa’s surname is recorded as Furrnedge in the GRO Marriage Index. | FURMEDGE, Louisa Jane (I330)
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Lucy Wilmer Thompson was the second daughter of Lieutenant Harris Peckover Thompson, 15th M.N.I. (Madras Native Infantry). She was the niece and adopted daughter of Mr & Mrs Hosford, of Bedford Place, Russell Square, London. (Source: Marriage Announcement in The Salisbury and Winchester Journal, and General Advertiser, Saturday, October 19, 1872).
Her last will and testament was made 3rd February 1910 with a Codicil added 26th October 1928. Her son, John Harris Furmedge was assigned Executor. Her details are given as Lucy Wilmer Furmedge wife of John Roberts Furmedge of Fernside, Wokingham, Berkshire, Esquire. Her bequests were: (1) All jewellery, wearing apparel, furniture and silver “particularly the Hosford silver which was given to me by my late uncle William Hosford and is distinguished by the Hosford crest”, etc. to her three daughters (Ann Helen Furmedge, Lilian Hosford Furmedge & Lucy Roberts Furmedge); (2) Remaining property to be disposed of and divided amongst her daughters. The will was witnessed by Walter T Grigson, 31 Bolton Gardens, London SW, Articled Clerk to Chartered Accountant. The Codicil amends her address to 44 Bouverie Square, Folkestone, Kent and lays out provisions in the event of the death of one of her daughters during her lifetime. The Codicil was witnessed by Alice G Courtney, Binfield, Berkshire and Lionel G Courtney Lt Binfield, Berkshire Temp LT ASC. Lucy Wilmer Furmedge died 16th February 1928, her address recorded as 126, Sandgate Road, Folkestone, Kent, and the will proved 24th March 1928. (Source: Will obtained from www.gov.uk). | THOMPSON, Lucy Wilmer (I4)
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Lucy’s surname is recorded as Furmadge in both the GRO Marriage Index and her parish marriage register entry. It is also noted that the mother’s maiden-name recorded in the GRO Birth Index for 6 of her children registered in London registration districts (Kensington & Newington) is Furmadge whilst for 1 child registered in Grantham, Lincolnshire registration district it is Furmidge. | FURMIDGE, Lucy (I894)
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Lyne’s name is recorded as Line Fermidge in the GRO Birth Index. There are two newspaper reports indicating that he possibly fathered an illegitimate child in about 1856, the mother being Elizabeth Walker. In the first article he was ordered to make payments to Elizabeth Walker and in the second he was imprisoned for one calendar month for disobeying a bastardy order (Grantham Journal published 23 August 1856; Leicestershire Mercury published 16 January 1858). He was living at Newbold at the time of his marriage to Mary Goodwin in January 1860. He died in June 1861 whilst working at Staveley for the Midland Railway attending to the point where coal trucks were shunted to another line. He was caught between the buffers and died of his injuries. He left a widow, Mary, and one child. | FURMIDGE, Lyne (I902)
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Lyne’s Royal Navy Service Record gives his date of birth as 1st (not 11th) November 1872. It also appears to state that his parents were John and Elizabeth (not John and Ann). Other details support that this is the correct record for Lyne Furmidge son of John Furmidge and Ann Hardwick. He enrolled on 2nd June 1915 and served until demobbed on 24th January 1919.
The 1921 England census records that Lyne and Jane had an adopted son, born about 1919, whose parents had died; his first name has been over-written and can’t be deciphered (Class: RG15, Piece: 24052, Schedule: 318). Otherwise there is no evidence that Lyne and Jane had children of their own. A great nephew, James Rymer, is recorded on the 1939 Register with Lyne and Jane however his year of birth is recorded as 1921, making it unlikely that this is the adopted child in the 1921 census. James Rymer is also recorded as the informant on Jane Furmidge’s death certificate. | FURMIDGE, Lyne (I708)
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Mabel Florence’s mother re-married William Aaron Dalton in 1886, and Mabel’s surname is recorded (by default) as Dalton in the 1891 and 1901 census; by 1901 the family have moved from Leicester to Stockingford, Nuneaton, Warwickshire (Class: RG12, Piece: 2528, Folio: 74, Page: 16 & Class: RG13, Piece: 2901, Folio: 102, Page: 8). Mabel’s father’s name and occupation are blank (not recorded) on her parish marriage register entry. | FURMIDGE, Mabel Florence (I638)
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Mabel is recorded as Mabel Grace McCluskey on her marriage to Kenneth Furmidge; she had previously married in 1938. | LAWRENCE, Mabel Grace (I1023)
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Mabel Kate’s surname has been recorded as Furnedge in her birth record transcription. | FURMEDGE, Mabel Kate (I405)
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Mabel was the younger daughter of the late James Bray and Mrs Medhurst of Shoreham, Kent. She was a widow at the time of her marriage to Cyril James Furmidge, having previously married H. S. Gillett (“Lewes Wedding”, Sussex Express 26th January 1940).
Mabel’s entry in the GRO Death Index records her date of birth as 07 March 1906 whereas it is recorded as 07 March 1905 in the 1939 Register. Based on a review of the GRO Birth Index it seems likely that 07 March 1905 is the correct date. | BRAY, Mabel Alice (I525)
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Mabel’s date of birth is recorded as 4th June 1904 on the 1939 Register but as 9th June 1904 in the GRO Death Index. | HARRIMAN, Mabel Ethel (I612)
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