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27 1 1 I Claremont Green Lane HODDING Matthias T. Head M M 49 Solicitor (Em'er) LND Marylebone HODDING Emily C 27 1 1 i Claremont Green Lane HODDING Matthias T. Head M M 49 Solicitor (Em'er) LND Marylebone HODDING Emily C. Wife M F 50 LND Buckingham Palace Rd MILLEST Harriet Servnt Wid F 57 Cook Domestic Servant HRT Rickmansworth MILLEST Sarah Servnt S F 33 Housemaid Domestic Servant LND Marylebone 27 1 2 i Gables Green Lane GREEN George Head M M 48 Jeweller (Em'er) WAR Birmingham GREEN Annie Wife M F 45 WAR Aston GREEN Jessie Dau F 12 WAR Meriden HARMAN Jane Servnt S F 28 Housemaid Domestic Servant WOR Catshill ?? KEATTCH Harriet M Servnt S F 34 Cook Domestic Servant SRY Carshalton 27 1 3 i Green Lane KIRKHAM William J. Head M M 35 Police Const, X Div Met Police LND St Pancras KIRKHAM Emily L. Wife M F 31 SCT Edinburgh KIRKHAM Emily E. Dau F 4 MDX Uxbridge KIRKHAM Maude A. 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Son M 10m MDX Harrow 28 4 22 i 1 Carew Tce Half Mile Lane LOVEJOY William Head M M 45 Platelayer Railway (Em'ee) OXF Henley On Thames LOVEJOY Mary Ann Wife M F 45 MDX Hounslow LOVEJOY Mildred M. Dau F 10 MDX Southall LOVEJOY William G. Son M 9 MDX Southall LOVETT Herbert I. Lodger S M 18 Gardener Domestic (Em'ee) MDX Harrow 29 5 23 1 i Dorset Villa Half Mile Lane EDWARDS William P. Head M M 27 Joiner (Notem) DOR Hawkchurch EDWARDS Hettie Wife M F 26 DOR Bridport 29 5 24 i Temperance Cottage HOPGOOD Alfred Head M M 53 Retired Police Constable KEN Cudham HOPGOOD Mary Ann Wife M F 52 HAM Andover 29 5 25 i Perseverance Cottage ANDREWS John Head M M 29 Railway Signalman (Em'ee) MDX Westminster ANDREWS Caroline Wife M F 33 ESS Radwinter ANDREWS John W. Son M 5 MDX Hampstead ANDREWS Ernest G. Son M 4 MDX Hampstead ANDREWS Percy H. Son M 8m MDX Northwood TILBURY John W. Lodger S M 22 Railway Porter (Em'ee) LND St. Pancras 29 5 26 i Industry Cottage BURCH Charles Head M M 27 Gardener Dom Serv (Em'ee) MDX Harrow BURCH Alice E. Wife M F 27 MDX Harrow BURCH Henry M. Son M 7m MDX Northwood 29 5 27 i Half Mile Lane TEASDALE William Head M M 34 Brickmaker (Em'ee) SRY - TEASDALE Eliza Wife M F 33 GLS Cheltenham TEASDALE William Son M 14 Brickmakers Laborer (Em'ee) MDX Hayes TEASDALE Charles Son M 11 MDX Hayes TEASDALE Mary Ann Dau F 9 MDX Hayes TEASDALE Annie Dau F 7 MDX Southall TEASDALE Harriett Dau F 5 MDX Southall TEASDALE Emma Dau F 3 BKM Iver TEASDALE Charles Brothr S M 38 Brickmakers Laborer (Em'ee) UNK - PITT James Lodger S M 40 Brickmakers Laborer (Em'ee) UNK - TEASDALE William Uncle S M 76 Brickmakers Laborer (Em'ee) UNK - 29 5 28 i Rickmansworth Road GOLDING Benjamin Head M M 68 Farmer (Em'er) BRK White Waltham GOLDING Sarah Wife M F 63 MDX Hayes GOLDING Sarah Dau S F 27 MDX Pinner GOLDING George Son S M 22 Farmers Son (Em'ee) MDX Pinner 29 5 29 i4 Rickmansworth Road CRAWLEY Thomas Head Widr M 70 Carman (Notem) MDX Pinner 29 6 30 i Hallowell Road IVE John Head M M 31 Agricultural Laborer (Em'ee) MDX Ruislip IVE Eliza Wife M F 30 MDX Ruislip IVE Charlotte L.
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