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Red Lion Lane

History of Red Lion Lane

1871

John Daisley

Rebecca

Henry G

 

John Watts,

George

Mary Clark

 

James Webb

Susan

Henry

Matthew Carter

 

Alfred Papworth

Ann

Jane

James Hennington


RED LION


Eliza Pratt

Reuben

Arthur

Alfred

Manasah

Sarah Seaman

Agnes Hayden

 

James Hockley, 38, labourer, b Barton

Mary Ann, 39, b Thurlow Suffolk

 

William Carter, Susan

Benjamin

Stephen

Selina

Maria

Elijah

Ellen

Minnie

Job

 

Edwin Kitson Clark

Mary M

Mary Ann Eaden

Anne Marshall

Hannah

John Tabor

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