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Birth abt 1836 | Yeovil, Somerset 📍 ⓘ1851 Census 1881 Census |
Lived 1841 | Wine Street, Yeovil, Somerset 📍 ⓘ1841 Census 📎 Census |
Lived 1851 🏛️ Irish Potato Famine | Rotton Row, Yeovil, Somerset 📍 ⓘ1851 Census 📎 Census |
Occupation 1851 🏛️ Great Exhibition at Crystal Palace | Glove Cutter ⓘ1851 Census |
Marriage 14/05/1864 | Fanny Mary Ann GRAY St James Parish Church, Clapham, London, Surrey 📍 ⓘFree BMD Ref: Wandsworth 1d 743 Giles John Gray Fanny Mary Ann 📎 Marriage Cert |
Lived 1871 🏛️ Bank Holidays introduced | Cherry Orchard, The Bath Road, Worcester, Worcestershire 📍 with Fanny Mary Ann GRAY 📎 Census |
Lived 1881 | Lower Field Terrace, Worcester, Worcestershire 📍 with Fanny Mary Ann GRAY ⓘ1881 Census 📎 Census |
Occupation 1881 | Glover ⓘ1881 Census |
Marriage abt 10/1886 | Catherine Hannah COWLEY Worcester, Worcestershire 📍 ⓘMarriage Civil Registration Index |
Lived 1891 🏛️ Free elementary education | Norton, Worcestershire 📍 with Catherine Hannah COWLEY 📎 Census |
Lived 1901 🏛️ Second Boer War | 1 Hope Court, Cavendish Street, Worcester, Worcestershire 📍 with Catherine Hannah COWLEY 📎 Census |
Lived 1911 🏛️ National Insurance Act | 75 Cavendish Street, Cherry Orchard, Worcester, Worcestershire 📍 with Catherine Hannah COWLEY 📎 Census |
Children with Fanny Mary Ann GRAY
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b. 1866, Islington, Middlesex
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b. 1867, Worcester, Worcestershire
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b. 1869, Worcester, Worcestershire
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b. 1871, Worcester, Worcestershire
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b. 1873, Worcester, Worcestershire
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b. 1877, Worcester, Worcestershire
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b. 1879, Worcester, Worcestershire
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b. 1882, Worcester, Worcestershire
Children with Catherine Hannah COWLEY
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b. 1888, Norton, Worcestershire
Notes
Possible other child - Dorcas who in 1871 aged 4, born Middlesex, was living with her Grandparents.
From 1837online: Dorcas M Giles Dec 1866 St. Luke (now Islington) 1b 669
Found on 1901 Census - John Giles 64 Yeovil - Worcester - Glove Sorter
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