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KENT.) TRADES. lJEE 947 •Rofe Oharles Henry, 107 Camden rd Spenceley F. Gad's hill, Gillingham Turner Mrs. Sarah (exors. of). Wood- Tun.bridge Wells Spinner FrankE.Dnmpton rd.Ramsgte side green0 Lenham, Maidstone ltog'9rs -Geo. H. Tilmanstone, Eastry Squires G. B. Upchurch,Sittingbourne Turner W.27George st.Tunbridge Wls :Bolfe dnas. Littlebourne, Canterbury Standen Ernest W.Burham,Rochester Turner W. St. John's hill, Sevenoaks 'Root8 John, Leigh, Tonbridge Standen W. F. Frittenden,Staplehurst Tyler Henry A. 16 .Swanscombe sli. Boou Mrs. Mary Ann, Thorn, Pluck- Stanford Alfd. Chart Sutton, Maidstn Swanscombe, Greenhithe 1e-f, Ashfotd Stanley Horace, West end, Marden *Upton William, 11 Water st. Deal Rose Thamas, Out Elmstead, Bar- Stannard William Alfred, Hunter's Upton William James, 87 fuitton ham, Canterbury Forstal, Berne Bay street, Gillingham Boee Thomas, The Common, Sissing- Steadman John, S Goods Station rd. Vail J. 150 Broadway, Bexleyheath burst, Cranbrook Tunbridge- Wells Vallance Jn. E. Nettleswsd, Maidstne Bowden William, 179 Brook, Chathm Stedman Bert John Benjamin, 56 & Vandepeer W.H.Bassett rd.Sittngbrne Bowles Emest,203 Maple rd.Penge SE 58 Shepherd street, Northfleet Vaughan Mrs. Ellen, 129 Victoria st. Bummery H. G. East cross, Tenterdn Steed Albert, Royal Oak, Broad Oak, Gillingham Bussell Mrs. A. Iden green, Goudhrst Sturry, Canterbury Venables Thomas William, E3stry Russell Charlell, 49 High st. Sandgate Stephenson T. :rz5 High st. Northfleet Vidler Albert S. 67 Camden road, Bussell John, 9 Queen st. Folkestone ~tiles Charles, West Mailing Tunbridge Wells Sage Bertie T. 55 Cross st. Chatham Stone George, 17 Beach street, Dover Vigor Robert James, 312 Little Mount Sammon James R. Lower Upnor, Stone Harry,Court-at-Street, Lympne, Sion, Tun bridge Wells Rochester Hythe Vinten A. J. 14 High st. Tonbridge Samson Robt. Swan st. West Mailing Stone Henry, Shepherdswell, Dover Waghorn Charles, Congelow, Yald- Samson T. iig Victoria st. Gillinghm Stone Isaac, Borden, SittingbournP. ing, Maidstone Sands Richd. High Halden, Ashford Stone William Henry, I5o London rd. Wagllorn Charles, Maidstone road, Sands "Trayton, Leeds, Maidstone Southborough, Tun bridge Wells Paddock Wood Santer Frederick, 1 Common view, Stonham Edward John, 4.6 Fort Pitt Wainwright .M:rs. E. Seal, Sevenoaks Rusthall, Tunbridge Wells street, Chatham Waite T. ss Church st.Tovil,Maidstne Santer Mrs. H. Shoreham, Sevenoaks -,trange Frank, 37 Goods Station rd. Wakerell Richd. Thos. Mill road,Deal Saunders G. 244 Dartford rd. Dartford Tun bridge Wells Wallis A. R. Southfleet, Gravesend Sannders T. H. Sole Street,Gravesend Strobridge Harry, 129 & 131 Uppet WaJlis Arth.C. 5o Albert st.Whitstble Savidge Jn.Twitton, Otford,Sevenoaks Stone street, Maidstone Wallis James, Luddesdown,Gravesend Sayer F. C. 43 West hill, Dartford Rtroude Th-Jmas H. Charing, Ashford Ward Jesse, Brabourne, Ashford Sayers Chas. A.. Stourmouth,Cantrbry Stuppell S. 1 Batchelor st. Chatham Ward Wm. Littlebourne, Canterbury Scott Edward David, Wrotham Styles E. Charcot, Leigh, Tonbridge Warman Mrs. L. M. 7 The Butchery, Scott Thomas, 2 East st. Chatham Styles John Horace, Paddock Wood Sandwich Seal Fredk. Bough Beech, Edenbridge Styles T.W.32North st.Tunbridge Wls Warner Mrs.S. 38 West st.Sittingbrne Seale G. A. Lock's Bottom,Orpington Sullivan Frederick J.31 & 32 Military Warnett David, Hadlow, Tonbridge Sear Prederick, Higham, Rochester road, Chatham Warren J. T. Sth. Darenth, Dartford Sears Alfred Henry, 8o Camden road, Swift Mr!!. C. Dymchurch Waterfield Jas.W. 97 New rd.Chathm Tnnbridge Wells Swindell Mrs.A.Lock's Bottm.Orpngtn Waterman Waiter, Orping-ton Sears Walt.er, Newnham, Sitt-ingbrn«' Symonds Henry, Edenbridge Waters Horace, Teston, Maidstone Sellen William Richard, 111 High st. Tarrant William, jun. London road, Waters Lewis,95 Cuxton road, Strood, Milton Regis, Sittingbourne Stone, Dartford Rochester • Setterfield John, Hoaden, Westmarsh, Taylor Mrs. B. Shnreham, Sevenoaks Waters T. 36 Camden st. Maidstone Canterbury 'faylor Charles, Painters' Forstal, Waters W.r6 High st. Strood,Rochstr *Sharman F. C. 65 High st. Sandgate Ospringe, Faversham Watson H. 62 New road, Gravesend •Sharp Mrs A.F.75High st.Tunb.Wlls Taylor Herbert William, 17 Frins- *Watts Charles, Loose, Maidstone Sharp Mrs. Jane, 31 Camden road, bury road, Strood, Rochester Wearmonth G. Fishmongers la. Dover Tnnbridge Wells Taylor J. P. n r Lowfield st. Darlford Weaver Horace, Lydd Bh11rpe James, Milton street, Swans- Taylor John W. Warner st. Chatham Weaver J. 71 Guildhall st. Folkestone combe, Greenhithe Taylor Jsph. A. qo High st. Ramsgt Webb Ernest Robt. Seal, Sevenoaks Shaw Thomas, Hadlow, Tonbridge *Taylor Michael Angelo, jnn. 21 Vie- Webb Frank, 33 Ru!!sell st. Chatham Sltirley J. S. 62 Bower lane, Maidstne toria road, Tunbridge Wells Wellard Ernest, Albert road, Bexley Shrubb James William, 10 Station Thair S.8 Grosvenor rd.Tunbrdg.Wlls Wellard F.r8Cumberland rd.Ramsgt& -road, Frindsbury, Rochester Thatcher Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth, Mav- Weller A. E. 48 Arthur st. Gravesend "*Shrubb Wm. R. 63 High st.Chatham pole, Hoath, Canterbury · Weller Thomas, High st. Rainham Shrnbsole W.T.1St.Peter's st.Maidstn Thomas Albert, 99 High street, Erith Wells E. Golding st. Tunbridge Wells Sills Fred, 141 Brook street, North- *Thomas ;.\irs. Eliza, 2 Pagitt street, Well!! G. T. 44 The Terrace, Gravesnd umberland Heath, Belvedere Ordnance place, Chatham Wells George Robert, I Golding st~ Simmons Frdk.12 Moatsole, Sandwich Thomas Frederick, Goudhurst Tunbridge Wells Sivyer Geo. Three Chimneys, Cranbrk Tbompson A. Long la. Bexleyheath Wells J. ~2 Augustine rd. Gravesend Skinner Albert, 53 Varney street, Thompson E.G. Cliff~>-at-Hoo,Rochstr Wells Mr!!.N.G.32London rd.S~>venoaks Tnnbridge Wells Thorndike Mrs. A. W. Cliffe-at-Hoo, Wells Samson, 306 High st. Rocheste:r Skinner Ohas. I Beach st. Folkestone Roehester Wells Thos. J. 7 Skinner st. Chatham Skinner E. J. H. 3 Fair row, Chat.bm Thorne Augustus,48Mote rd.Maidstne Welsh Geo. T. 2 Victoria st.Brlvedere Smewin J.G. Littlebourne, Canterbry Thorp Edward, Greenstreet, Teyn- Westcott Jas.46 Broadway, Bexleyhth Smith C. 27 Beny st. Sittingbourne ham, Sittingbourne Westlake J.A.:r Parrock st.Gravesend Smith Chas. 75 High st. Northfleet Timmins William Unsworth, 1:05 Wheeler Joseph, 29 Calverley road, Smith C. D. 20 Watts place,Chatham Canterbury road, Sonth Willes- Trmbridge Wells Smith Edwin, 79 & 81 Alexandra rd. borough, Ashford Whiffen Joseph, Larkfield, Maidstone Bamsgate Todd Wm. Rd. Stodmarsh, Canterbry Whiffin Edward Charles, 1 Westcourh Smith Egbert,6r Maple rd. Penge SE Tong Edward, ro North rd. Bromley street, Old Brompton, Obatham Smith Geo-. Golden Green, Tonbridge Tonge G.E. 47 Singlewell rd.Gravsnd White Jas. 58 May Place rd.Bexlyhth Smith George, 5 Overy st. Dartford Topley John, 234 High st. Chatham White John,23 High street. Sevenoaks Smith George Henry, 90 Russell st. Tourle Hezekiah, Biddenden, Cranbrk White T. S. Military road, Sandgate Towgood .Aubrey F. Burton Brewery Whitehead Stanley Lorne, Kent road, Smith Geo. R. 38o High st. Chatham tap, William street, Berne Bay South Oray, St.. Mary Cra-y Smith Harry Augustus,Southborough, Townsend Frank, Bethel rd.Sevenoaks Wibrew Albert Edward, i:o Five Bells Bickley, Bromley Tree .Alfred, Staplehurst lane, Rochester Smith James, 109 High st. Sevenoaks Tree Jas. 29 Hartnup st. Maidstone Wickens Alexander, Bullen,East Peck- John, New Hythe, Maidstone Tritton Mrs E. Tilmanstone, Eastry ham, Paddock Wood Smith John Edjvard F.Burnhill road, Tucker Frederick, Lydden, Dover Wickens F. G. Sandhurst, Hawkhnrst Beck:enham Tucker James, Chapel hill, Crayford Widowson John W. '39 High street, Smiih Sidney J. 37 & 39 Henry st. Tufl'rey George, 7 & 8 .Buckingham O'd IBrompton, Cbatham Chatbam road, Northfleet Wilkinson Frank, 55 High street, Old Smith Stephen,Lower rd. River,Dover Tullett Mark, Plaxtol, Sevenoaks Br-ompton, Chatham Bmi+hT.E.82Hope st.Sheern8lls-on-Sea Tnnsle::t Thomas, r6o High street, Willett Mrs.O. 199 High it.Tonbridge 49 Gt. Queen st. Dartford Sheerness-on-Se~ Williams Frank, 45 Hills ter.Chathm J. 365 Luton rd.Chatham Twner E. Brenchlet, Paddock Wood Williams B. J.I Milton rd.Sittingbrne By. W. 18 Hythe st. Dartford Turner Edwa.rd, Marden Williams T.H.uoLowfield st.Dartford .t Sons, 216 .t ~us Broad- Turner Ernest, Tub'lll bill, Sevenoaks Williamson Hy. E.26East hill.Dartfrd way, BexleV'heath Turner Sml. G. Riverhead, Sevenoaks Willmore Lewia James, u6 Sparks Wm.West Farleigh, Maidstone road, Maidstone K!iNr .
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    First Generation 1. John ROTHWELL was born in 1776/1781 in Not in Kent. was buried on 16 Dec 1842 in St Georges, Ramsgate, Kent. 1841 Census: shoemaker Queens St Ramsgate, Kent. - Died age 66. John married Sarah HARKESS, daughter of John HARKESS and Sarah SAXBY, on 2 Oct 1805 in St Lawrence Ramsgate, Kent. Sarah was christened on 3 Sep 1780 in St Lawrence Ramsgate, Kent. She was buried on 27 Oct 1847 in St Georges, Ramsgate, Kent. 1841 Census Queens st Ramsgate, Kent - Died age 68. John and Sarah had the following children: 2 F i. Mary Ann ROTHWELL was buried on 8 Apr 1810 in St Lawrence, Ramsgate, Kent. 3 F ii. Sarah Watson ROTHWELL was born on 7 Mar 1810 in Ramsgate, Kent and was christened on 1 Apr 1810 in St Lawrence, Ramsgate, Kent. 4 M iii. George ROTHWELL was born in 1815 and was christened on 1 Oct 1815 in St Lawrence, Ramsgate. + 5 M iv. James ROTHWELL was born in 1818 and died on 16 Feb 1891. + 6 M v. John ROTHWELL was christened on 18 Jul 1819 and died 1860 - June QTR North Aylesford. + 7 M vi. George ROTHWELL was born in 1823 and died December Quarter 1854. Second Generation 5. James ROTHWELL (John) was born in 1818 in Pontefract, Yorkshire. He died on 16 Feb 1891 in 5 Cliff Street, Ramsgate, Kent from Bronchitis, senile decay. 1841:shoemaker, Queens St, Ramsgate, Kent 1847:shoemaker, Queens St, Ramsgate, Kent 10.04.1852: 3 Cliff Street Ramsgate, Kent - occ: cordwainer 1861/1881:5 Cliff St, Ramsgate - occ: cordwainer died: 16.02.1891 5 Cliff Street, Ramsgate - master cordwainer - James Rothwell (son) present at the death James married Mary Ann MILLER on 26 Apr 1845 in St Georges, Ramsgate, Kent.