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Family Tree Maker (1 of 16) Frederick Joseph Frances Jane CARWARDINE LONG b: 27 May 1826 in Gloucester, b: 17 Aug 1829 in Gloucester, Gloucestershire, England Gloustershire, England d: 7 Mar 1901 in 8 Tomlins Grove, Bow, m: 30 Sep 1848 in St Woolos Church, London, England Newport, Monmouthshire(Gwent), England d: 28 Dec 1892 in 8 Tomlins Grove, Bow, London, England George Frederick Mary Ann Rosa Emily Jane Samuel Ernest Cont. p. 2 CARWARDINE PRICE CARWARDINE CARWARDINE b: 9 Aug 1849 in Newport, England b: Abt. 1849 in England(presumed) b: 11 Dec 1851 in England b: 25 Apr 1854 in Newport, Monmouth, d: Abt. 20 Apr 1908 in Philadelphia, m: 24 Feb 1868 in Handsworth, England d: 1918 England Pennsylvania, USA d: 18 Sep 1888 d: 1924 in England Lillian Amy A ? George Albert Victor Rosmond Cont. p. 3 CARWARDINE PECK CARWARDINE ??? b: 1876 in Aston, England b: Unknown b: Aug 1877 in Aston, England b: Jul 1878 in England d: Aug 1932 in Philadelphia d: Unknown d: Aft. 1933 in USA m: 1895 in Pennsylvania, USA d: WFT Est. 1903-1972 Beatrice M Elizabeth M? CARWARDINE CARWARDINE b: Jul 1896 in Pennsylvania, USA b: Feb 1899 in Pennsylvania, USA d: WFT Est. 1897-1990 (2 of 16) Frances Jane Frederick Joseph LONG CARWARDINE b: 17 Aug 1829 in Gloucester, Gloustershire, England b: 27 May 1826 in Gloucester, m: 30 Sep 1848 in St Woolos Church, Gloucestershire, England Newport, Monmouthshire(Gwent), d: 7 Mar 1901 in 8 Tomlins Grove, Bow, England London, England d: 28 Dec 1892 in 8 Tomlins Grove, Bow, London, England Cont. p. 1 Frances Elizabeth Ann Clara Georgina Cont. p. 4 CARWARDINE CARWARDINE b: 17 Jul 1857 in England b: 1 Aug 1859 in See Christening info, d: 21 Mar 1950 in London?, England Christchurch, Monmouth, England d: 22 Aug 1859 in England (3 of 16) George Frederick Mary Ann CARWARDINE PRICE b: 9 Aug 1849 in Newport, England b: Abt. 1849 in England(presumed) d: Abt. 20 Apr 1908 in Philadelphia, m: 24 Feb 1868 in Handsworth, England Pennsylvania, USA d: 18 Sep 1888 Cont. p. 1 Millicent Bernard Crawford F CARWARDINE CARWARDINE b: 1878 in England b: Aug 1880 in Kings Norton, England d: 23 Aug 1932 in Pennsylvania?, USA d: Bef. 25 Aug 1903 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA (4 of 16) Frances Jane Frederick Joseph LONG CARWARDINE b: 17 Aug 1829 in Gloucester, Gloustershire, England b: 27 May 1826 in Gloucester, m: 30 Sep 1848 in St Woolos Church, Gloucestershire, England Newport, Monmouthshire(Gwent), d: 7 Mar 1901 in 8 Tomlins Grove, Bow, England London, England d: 28 Dec 1892 in 8 Tomlins Grove, Bow, London, England Cont. p. 2 Frederick Emerald Cornish Augusta Arthur Cont. p. 5 HARTREE CARWARDINE FULFORD b: 1853 in Ireland? b: 11 Jul 1860 in Born on the sea aboard b: 1835 in England m: 1873 in England? Ireland? the, S.S. Emerald Isle enroute, Liverpool m: Abt. 1877 d: WFT Est. 1879-1944 to NYC d: 1898 d: 13 May 1946 in England Lillian Augusta Ernest Betram Nellie Daisy Emerald Walter Bishop Cont. p. 6 FULFORD BAUCKHAM FULFORD ? FULFORD ALLEN b: Abt. 1879 b: WFT Est. 1858-1885 b: Abt. 1881 b: WFT Est. 1877-1897 b: 1883 b: 1880 d: 1952 m: 1905 d: WFT Est. 1898-1971 m: WFT Est. 1898-1931 d: 1963 m: 1905 d: WFT Est. 1910-1971 d: WFT Est. 1898-1981 d: 1938 Eileen William Maurice Ernest Bishop Elizabeth Vera Daisy ALLEN ? ALLEN WOODS ALLEN b: Private b: Private b: 1908 b: Private b: 1910 m: Private d: 1970 m: 1929 Judy George Henry Patricia Francis Paton ALLEN WHEATLEY ALLEN NASH b: 1934 b: Private b: 1936 b: Private m: 1955 m: 1957 (5 of 16) Frances Jane Frederick Joseph LONG CARWARDINE b: 17 Aug 1829 in Gloucester, Gloustershire, England b: 27 May 1826 in Gloucester, m: 30 Sep 1848 in St Woolos Church, Gloucestershire, England Newport, Monmouthshire(Gwent), d: 7 Mar 1901 in 8 Tomlins Grove, Bow, England London, England d: 28 Dec 1892 in 8 Tomlins Grove, Bow, London, England Cont. p. 4 Eliza Agnes Thomas Adeline Blanche Reginald Stanley Cont. p. 7 CARWARDINE BLABER CARWARDINE MILLER b: 21 Jul 1863 in England b: 1860 in England b: 2 Dec 1865 in Aston New Town, b: 5 Oct 1869 in Distillery Cottages, d: 1952 in England m: 1888 in St. Stephens Church, Bow, Birmingham Wandsworth, London, England London, England d: 12 Mar 1948 in Ilford, Essex m: 24 Mar 1894 in Trinity Church, d: 1920 Stepney, England d: 13 Oct 1932 in Leytonstone, London, England Florence Bertha Laurence Harold Cawardine Cissie Cont. p. 8 Cont. p. 9 ELDRIDGE BLABER GOLLEDGE b: 1886 b: 1889 b: 1890 m: WFT Est. 1903-1932 d: 1960 m: WFT Est. 1906-1936 d: 1946 d: 1978 Harold Laurance Isabel Grace BLABER BAIRD b: 1920 b: 1915 m: 1943 Harold Douglas BLABER b: 1947 (6 of 16) Emerald Cornish Augusta Arthur CARWARDINE FULFORD b: 11 Jul 1860 in Born on the sea aboard b: 1835 in England the, S.S. Emerald Isle enroute, Liverpool m: Abt. 1877 to NYC d: 1898 d: 13 May 1946 in England Cont. p. 4 Violet Francis Frederick Charles FULFORD HICKMAN b: 1888 b: 1889 d: 1975 m: 1913 d: 1976 Marjorie Lillian Violet William Hubert Keith Frederick Betty Frances C HICKMAN OLLIS DORMER HICKMAN GROVES b: 1914 b: 1912 b: 1920 b: 1920 b: Private m: 1939 m: Private m: 1979 d: 1970 d: 1975 Jean Mary Douglas Andrew Roland Jennifer Marjorie David Austin Beverley Keith Frederick Sandra OLLIS HILL DORMER HAYLER DORMER HILL b: 1944 b: Private b: 1946 b: 1949 b: 1948 b: 1946 m: 1970 m: 1969 d: 1974 m: 1972 (7 of 16) Frances Jane Frederick Joseph LONG CARWARDINE b: 17 Aug 1829 in Gloucester, Gloustershire, England b: 27 May 1826 in Gloucester, m: 30 Sep 1848 in St Woolos Church, Gloucestershire, England Newport, Monmouthshire(Gwent), d: 7 Mar 1901 in 8 Tomlins Grove, Bow, England London, England d: 28 Dec 1892 in 8 Tomlins Grove, Bow, London, England Cont. p. 5 Florence Helena Isabelle Henry Robert CARWARDINE HERRINGTON b: 4 Jan 1869 in England b: 1875 in England d: 1944 in England m: 28 Aug 1895 in St. Stephen's, North Bow, London, England d: WFT Est. 1908-1966 Florence Marjorie Francis Henry George HERRINGTON HERRINGTON b: 1902 b: 1905 (8 of 16) Thomas Eliza Agnes BLABER CARWARDINE b: 1860 in England b: 21 Jul 1863 in England m: 1888 in St. Stephens Church, Bow, d: 1952 in England London, England d: 1920 Cont. p. 5 Elsie Madeline Harold Bates Doris Marjorie Charles William Corrie BLABER HOLL BLABER FINCH b: 1891 b: 1890 b: 1893 b: 1899 d: 14 Aug 1987 m: 1914 d: 1965 m: 1924 d: 1972 d: 1967 Deryck Harold John Madeline Josef Stefan Shirley Joseph Anthony Lucy HOLL HOLL WALKOWIAN FINCH VARIAN b: 1915 b: 1916 b: 1912 b: 1931 b: 1933 d: 1915 d: Feb 1987 m: 1962 m: 1973 d: 1970 Elizabeth Ann VARIAN b: 1967 (9 of 16) Reginald Stanley Adeline Blanche MILLER CARWARDINE b: 5 Oct 1869 in Distillery Cottages, Wandsworth, London, England b: 2 Dec 1865 in Aston New Town, m: 24 Mar 1894 in Trinity Church, Birmingham Stepney, England d: 12 Mar 1948 in Ilford, Essex d: 13 Oct 1932 in Leytonstone, London, England Cont. p. 5 Leslie Howard Jane Stanley Eric Francis Ross Frederick Cont. p. 10 MILLER O'CONNOR MILLER MILLER b: 1 Jan 1895 in Bow, London, England b: 1889 in Salthall, Galway, Ireland b: 1 Feb 1896 in London, England b: 18 Jun 1897 in USA d: 28 Jul 1975 in England m: 23 Jun 1923 in St Georges Catholic d: 31 Jul 1896 d: 2 Jul 1897 in USA Cathedral, Southwark, London d: Abt. 1973 (10 of 16) Reginald Stanley Adeline Blanche MILLER CARWARDINE b: 5 Oct 1869 in Distillery Cottages, Wandsworth, London, England b: 2 Dec 1865 in Aston New Town, m: 24 Mar 1894 in Trinity Church, Birmingham Stepney, England d: 12 Mar 1948 in Ilford, Essex d: 13 Oct 1932 in Leytonstone, London, England Cont. p. 9 Norman George Florence Lizzie Harold Macdonald Cont. p. 11 MILLER GARDNER MILLER b: 2 Jan 1899 in Bow, London, England b: 14 Apr 1900 in England b: Jul 1900 in England d: 2 Jul 1987 in England m: WFT Est. 1916-1947 d: 8 Apr 1902 in England d: 1982 Desiree Norma George Valerie Blanche Gordon Eric Angus Cont. p. 12 MILLER LESHY MILLER HOUNSLOW b: 1924 in England b: 1915 in USA? b: 1927 b: 1924 m: Abt. 1944 in Oxford m: 1946 d: 1981 in USA Cont. p. 13 Melanie Jane Paul Michael Robert John Elizabeth Ann Claire Desiree Julie Harriet Philip Gordon HOUNSLOW WHITNEY HOUNSLOW DUNCAN HOUNSLOW HOUNSLOW HOUNSLOW b: 1948 b: Private b: 1950 b: Private b: 1959 b: Private b: 1964 m: 1971 m: 1974 (11 of 16) Reginald Stanley Adeline Blanche MILLER CARWARDINE b: 5 Oct 1869 in Distillery Cottages, Wandsworth, London, England b: 2 Dec 1865 in Aston New Town, m: 24 Mar 1894 in Trinity Church, Birmingham Stepney, England d: 12 Mar 1948 in Ilford, Essex d: 13 Oct 1932 in Leytonstone, London, England Cont. p. 10 Irene Blanche William Leslie Dorothy Adeline Herbert Cont. p. 14 MILLER GODFREY MILLER GRIMWOOD b: 27 Mar 1903 in Bow, London, England b: 26 Dec 1902 in Ilford, Essex, England b: 5 Jul 1906 in Leytonstone, London, b: Private d: 11 Jan 1985 in Chingford, Essex, m: 3 Aug 1925 in Christchurch, Leyton, England m: Private England London, England d: 1998 in Oxford d: 5 Mar 1959 in Bengeo, Herts, England Margaret Patrick Barry Joan Dorothy Cont.
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