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S& C LOFT LEDGER No6 / 2012.0236.09 RECORD OF S& C LOFT LEDGER No6 / 2012.0236.09 RECORD OF EMPLOYEES 1916 - 21 D.O.B LAST NAME FIRST NAME ADDRESS ARRIVED HOW EMPLOYED REMARKS 54 Charter St 04.07.1898 09.06.1883 Brook Samuel A Gillingham 04.07.1904 Chargeman C-D 33 Randolph Road 07.08.1877 02.06.1863 Hobbs Edward C Gillingham 09.08.1884 " C-D 13.01.1889 41 Wellington Road 15.05.1885 11.07.1861 Marsh William J Gillingham Sheerness Cutting C-D 12 Hartington Street 04.12.1888 06.09.1854 Stephens Joseph L Chatham 27.04.1885 Machinist C-D 35 Ferndale Road 24.07.1883 02.05.1868 Patterson John G Gillingham 24.07.1889 Chargeman C-D 23.01.1866 Seabrook Arthur G 99 Sturla Road, Chatham 25.06.1896 Cutting C-D 20.05.1870 Dacey William Jex ? 9 Grange Hill, Chatham 19.04.1899 Cutting C-D 18 Upper Luton Road 10.071893 15.05.1879 Howlett Fred K G R Chatham 10.07.1899 Cutting C-D 08.06.1878 Sheppard William 145a Glencoe Rd, Chatham 20.06.1907 Machinist C-D 95 Priestfield Road 25.02.1902 06.01.1886 Mitchell Charles E Gillingham 26.02.1908 Machinist C-D 29.10.1876 Sanders Alfred J 21 Sydney Rd, Gillingham 09.03.1908 Measurer C-D 26.07.1867 Anger Fred K 13 Luton Rd. Chatham 16.07.1907 Machinist C-D 11 Seymour Road 11.07.1902 17.05.1888 Blackman Bertram R Chatham 11.07.1908 Machinist 33 Granville Rd 23.12.1902 07.01.1888 Cady Robert Benjamin Gillingham 23.12.1908 Finisher C-D Date Estbld 11.01.1868 Packham John F Serving at Simons Town 20.11.1899 ? E.F Date Estbld 28.12.1864 Harbord William Landsdowne Serving at Bermuda 25.10.1897 ? E.F Serving at W.I.D 27.08.1875 Luck Landsowne Gordon overseeing ? E.F Serving at W.I.D 24.04.1877 Smith Edward overseeing ? Still as established Sailmakers @ 17.11.1880 Eobinaon Arthur G On Writing Duties 24.06.1914 11.10.1917 E.F 18.12.1887 Wyver Walter E Serving W.I.D 19.08.1915 E.F Transferred to Surveyor of 09.01.1870 Barton Richard W Stores 19.05.1911 E.F 97 Sturla Road 06.05.1890 Driver Frederick William Chatham 12.07.1904 Measuring & Cutting G.H 03.03.1862 Willing Frederick William 34 Toronto R Gillingham 07.11.1895 Finisher G.H 16.03.1863 Porter George 44 Victoria St, Gillingham 30.12.1898 Cutting G.H 04.11.1854 Weeks William 45 James St, Gillingham 18.06.1907 Finisher G.H 22.06.60 Haughton George 25 Gordon Rd Strood 30.09.1907 Finisher G.H 26.01.1862 Stamp Charles E 16 Cross St., Gillingham 24.03.1908 Finisher G.H 16.03.1873 Gray James 99 Victoria St/. Gillingham 23.02.1909 Finisher G.H 06.12.1864 Leggett James 16 Green St., Gillingham 02.03.1909 Finisher G.H 169 Thorold Rd 05.01.1904 28.04.1889 Laming Henry Chatham 07.01.1910 Finisher G.H 12.02.1882 Brooks Leonard 102 Glencoe Rd, Chatham 09.03.1910 Machinist G.H 16.07.1879 Chambers Ernest 161 Gordon Rd, Strood 26.04.1910 Machinist G.H 30.11.1904 07.12.1887 Marsnew Arthur 16 Nelson Rd, Chatham 30.11.1910 Machinist G.H 27.12.1904 09.02.1890 Driver John Lewis 26 Church St., Chatham 27.12.1910 Finisher G.H 66 Beden Road 27.04.92 Sharp Frederick Dan Gillingham 31.05.1912 Finisher I-K 07.11.1889 Baker Ben G 23 Albany Road 06.06.1912 Machinist 100 Gordon Road 17.05.1854 Stevens James E Luton Chatham 09.09.1912 Finisher Bexley House 10.04.1865 Kemp Edward T 145 Nelson Rd Gillingham 16.08.1913 Finisher Fernleigh 27.08.08 02.01.1893 Talbot James H Gordon Rd Gillingham 27.08.1914 Finisher 07.09.1908 30.06.1892 Allwork Henry G 44 Frederick Rd Gillingham 07.09.1914 Finisher 24.10.1870 Casely Fred 137 Balmoral Rd. Gillingham 11.08.1914 Finisher 01.05.1873 King John 8 East Street Gillingham 20.08.1914 Finisher 27.04.1874 Blackman Jim 37 Vicarage Rd. Gillingham 20.08.1914 Finisher 06.04.1866 Jay William 106 Britton St. Gillingham 20.08.1914 Finisher 15.08.1869 Godley George 207 New Rd. Chatham 20.08.1914 Cutting 23.08.1859 Waters David G Westcourt St. Old Brompton 21.08.1914 Finisher L.M 12.05.1870 Laws William D 54 West St. Gillingham 27.11.1914 Finisher L.M 15.02.1872 Nailer Henry George 12 Nelkson Rd. Chatham 31.12.1914 Finisher L.M 29.08.1866 Leggett Robert Richard 58 Beresford Rd. Gillingham 01.03.1915 Finisher L.M 07.04.1877 Foster James Ansley 45 Trafalgar St. Gillingham 07.04.1915 Finisher L.M Frisbys Rest 29.03.1851 Commerford Harry George 15 High St. Old Brompton 09.04.1915 Finisher L.M 28.06.1871 Hake Albert Edward 53 Vicarage Rd. Gillingham 20.04.1915 Finisher L.M 20.09.1859 Cole Thomas William 18 Green St 20.04.1915 Finisher L.M 10.09.1863 Neal Oswald 5 Town Hall Gardens. Chatha, 07.06.1915 Finisher L.M 14.02.1876 Andrews Valentine 12 Nelson Rd. Chatham 01.09.1915 Finisher N.O 14.09.1866 Histed John Lewis 42 Brompton Lane. Strood 16.05.1916 Finisher N.O 23.01.1863 Forster Samuel A 47 Vicarage Rd. Gillingham 29.05.1916 Finisher N.O 09.08.1871 Old William John 11 Luton Rd. Chatham 13.06.1916 Finisher N.O 27.03.1863 Smith Alexander 20 East Street. Gillingham 03.08.1916 Finisher N.O 22.04.1874 Fogg Edward Thomas 35 Junction Rd. Gillingham 20.11.1916 Finisher N.O 20 Edinburgh Rd 28.01.1864 Mantell William J Luton. Chatham 12.04.1882 Band Saw Machinist P.Q 01.02.1888 Morris Harold 53 Gordon R. Strood 20.01.1915 General Duties P.Q 08.08.1867 Walker Rob James 150 Chatham Hill. Chatham 19.07.1915 General Duties P.Q Westminster St, 28.05.1860 Maslin Andrew Old Brompton 19.05.04 General Duties P.Q 16.07.1866 Potter Chas 10 Prospect Ave. Frindsbury 15.11.1917 General Duties P.Q 28.12.1881 Usherwood Albert Edward 9 Sanders St. Gillingham 22.01.1917 General Duties P.Q Mezaler House 25.06.1896 Bullock William J Beresford Rd. Gillingham 01.09.1911 Apprentice R.S 25.03.1899 Essenhigh Cyril 18 Bright Rd. Luton. Chatham 28.07.1914 Apprentice R.S Marking Canvas 09.11.1880 Simmons Samuel A 53 Longfellow Rd. Gillingham 12.08.1907 Gear Painting Flags 22.04.1888 Hook W. G Sailmaker R.S 14.12.1881 Carman A Sailmaker R.S 07.06.1889 Braund W.A Sailmaker 28.02.1879 Brown W.J Sailmaker 19.12.1880 Jarvis J G Sailmaker 10.10.1896 Pitman A.H. Apprentices 05.08.1897 Lewis H.C Apprentices 06.12.1895 Deacon R.W.K Labourer 23.10.1888 Martin C.W Labourer Ebenezer. 16 Barnsole Rd 14.03.1867 Richards Eliza. E.J Gillingham 08.12.1891 Chargewoman T.V 69 Livingstone Rd 16.08.1868 Banks Harriet Jane Gillingham 05.02.1900 Cutting T.V 02.06.1870 Powell M.E. Mrs 4 Chelmar Rd. Chatham 12.08.1907 Cutting 23.03.1852 Frost Miss Elizabeth 71 Commercial Rd. Chatham 08.07.1884 Machinist T.V 21.02.1854 McDonough Margaret 58 Stopford Rd. Gillingham 11.02.1885 Machinist T.V 18.10.1858 Bosley Elizabeth L Mrs 8 Henry St. Chatham 25.02.1889 Machinist T.V 10.10.1859 May Louise M Mrs 152 Windmill Rd. Gillingham 27.01.1891 Machinist T.V 03.11.1853 Gill Margaret Mrs 33 Sturla Rd. Chatham 06.04.1891 Machinist T.V 04.01.1854 Munden Emma 30 Seaview Rd. Gillingham 01.09.1898 Machinist T.V 03.07.1859 Wells Sarah Jane 25 Adelaide Rd. Gillingham 22.08.1898 Machinist T.V 19.12.1854 Scott Agnes Miss 19 Lester Rd. Chatham 22.08.1898 Machinist T.V 09.02.1868 Field Amy Mrs 31 Mills Terrace. Chatham 20.12.1898 Chargewoman T.V 01.11.1869 Sutton Minnie Anne 33 Briton St. Gillingham 15.5.1898 Machinist T.V 16.04.1874 Geeleher Ellen Mary Mrs 100 Gillingham Ave. Gillingham 14.08.1899 Machinist T.V 04.01.1879 Munden Martha 30 Seaview Rd. Gillingham 18.12.1899 Machinist & Cutting W.X 12.08.1875 Groves Jane Miss 25 Adelaide Rd. Gillingham 24.06.1901 Machinist W.X 05.03.1872 Cork Letitia Mrs 70 Arden St. Gillingham 17.03.1902 Machinist W.X 03.10.1866 Day Anne Sabelle 37 Church Rd. Gillingham 20.10.1902 Machinist W.X 132 Castle Rd. Luton. 05.11.1862 Moor Martha Gillingham ? Chatham 02.06.1903 Machinist W.X 07.11.1863 Farrant R 78 Gillingham Rd. Gillingham 08.06.1906 Machinist W.X 25.03.1862 Wren Frances C 192 New Rd. Chatham 25.04.1907 Machinist W.X 11 Hills Terrace. Ordnance 13.04.1869 Taylor Alice Place. Chatham 27.04.1907 Machinist W.X 29.08.1874 Dobson Alice 2 Eldon St. Chatham 27.04.1907 Machinist W.X 26.11.1860 Daly Lavaine Emma 11 Vicarage Rd. Gillingham 07.10.1907 Machinist W.X 25.11.1884 Petty Mary 16 Russel St.
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