Charles Günther
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1.0 Charles Günthermale
Birth: about 1818, On the High Seas. British Subject
Census
Death: about 1883
BMDPedigree
Birth: about 1844, at Newington, LondonCensus
Birth: about 1846, at 34 King James St, Southwark, LondonCensus
Birth: about 1847, at Bermondsey, LondonCensus
2163Married:
(2)
Eliza Ward
at All Saints, Rotherhithe, London 13 Jun 1859
Mrg Cert
b.
about 1835, at Bermondsey, London
Birth: 1858, at Dockland, London
Census
Additional information:
Marriage Certificate
1622Married:
Thomas Winford
at St John, Walworth, London 12 Apr 1876
Mrg Cert
b.
about 1857, at Southwark, London
Birth: about 1877, at Lambeth, LondonCensus
Birth: about 1880, at Lambeth, LondonCensus
Birth: about 1882, at Lambeth, LondonCensus
Birth: about 1885, at Southwark, LondonCensus
Birth: about 1887, at Southwark, LondonCensus
Birth: about 1860, at Bermondsey, LondonCensus
Birth: about 1862, at Newington, LondonCensus
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