Henry Grist
 
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									1.0 Henry Gristmale    
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					Father: 
									
Henry Grist (born about 1838 at Godalming, Surrey
											)
											
Census 
						Birth: 24 Aug 1860,  at Godalming, Surrey
Parish Reg
					Baptism: 26 Oct 1861 at Godalming, Surrey
Parish RegPedigree
								   2852Married:
									
Ellen Eales  
before 1885
Est. from child
				b.
				about 1869,  at Woking, Surrey 
					Birth: about 1885,  at Woking, SurreyCensus
					Birth: about 1888,  at Ripley, SurreyCensus
					Birth: 1890,  at Woking, SurreyCensus
					Birth: about 1892,  at Albury, SurreyCensus
					Birth: about 1894,  at Shere, Surrey
BMD
							Additional information: 
Marriage Certificate 
	1520Married:
									
Alice Razzell 
	      	15 Apr 1917
Parish Reg
				b.
				about 1894,  at Horley, Surrey 
					Birth: about 1896,  at Washington, SussexCensus
					Birth: about 1897,  at Washington, SussexCensus
					Birth: 1898,  at Washington, SussexCensus
					Birth: 1900,  at Horndean, HampshireCensus
 
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