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Eleanor Razzell

 

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   1531 1.0 Eleanor Razzellfemale
1499 Father: Alfred Razzell (born 1859 at Charlwood, Surrey ) Census
1530 Mother: Sarah Ann Piercy (born 09 Jan 1858 at 12 Troy Town, Camberwell, London ) Birth Cert
Birth: 1883, at Croydon, SurreyCensus

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Additional information: Marriage Certificate 

Census Details: 1891 1901 1911
   1900
Married: Frank Caleb Stephens  16 Sep 1907Mrg Cert
b. 10 Jul 1884, at Camberwell, London

   43442.1 Eleanor Stephensfemale
Birth: 1909, at Deptford, LondonCensus

Census Details: 1911

   43452.2 Winifred Stephensfemale
Birth: 1910, at Bermondsey, LondonCensus

Census Details: 1911

   21992.3 Rose Stephensfemale
Birth: 1911, at Greenwich, KentBMD

 


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