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1	1778 Mar 3 Jonathan Flory of Clopton + Eliz. Smyth minor	Family: F901
2	1841/06/06 General dealer, aged 55, of Pearl Place, Whitechapel Road, Mile End Old Town - HO107/712 Bk.15 f.45 p.20 (near modern day Redman's Road, Hannibal Road, off Mile End Road)	Family: F4661
3	1851/03/31 Dealer in Stationery, aged 68 (65?), of 3 Catherine Street, St Anne's Limehouse, London - HO107/1554 f.71 p.6	Family: F4661
4	A divorce stamp is on the certificate.	Family: F510
5	After publication according to the forms of the Original Secession Church	Family: F561
6	Amos and Charlotte lived with their seven children at Mile Cottage. Amos is a miller.	Family: F540
7	Banns: Thomas Pryke of Claydon and Alice Lay of Bramford both single; proclaimed, Dec 4, 11, 18, 1881. [presume marriage took place in Bramford]	Family: F1083
8	Bonnett - Thurston 23 inst., at Ipswich Mr. Henry Bonnett of Foxhall to Mrs. Thurston, widow of the late Robert Thurston, of Ipswich.	Family: F1080
9	Census Transcription Robert Mckenzie Head Mar 59 Granite Polisher Urr,Kirkcudbrightshire Catherine Mckenzie Wife Mar 53 Newry,Ireland George Mckenzie Son Mar 25 Joiner Airdrie,Lanarkshire Jessie Mckenzie D-law Mar 23 Carfin,Lanarkshire Robert Mckenzie Son Unm 18 Ironmongers assistant Dalbeattie,Kirkcudbrightshire Louiesa Mckenzie Dau Unm 14 Dressmaker Dalbeattie,Kirkcudbrightshire	Family: F48
10	Charles Alfred had been previously married. He was a widower.	Family: F493
11	Charles and Bathsheba lived with four children in the parish. Charles is a shoemaker.	Family: F522
12	Charlotte is a widow, so her surname, Gooch, is her name from her previous marriage.	Family: F511
13	Christopher and Cecilia live with there two children, George and Jemima in the town of Bowling. Christopher is a railway clerk.	Family: F497
14	Civil Registration: December quarter William Runnalls to Grace Maddern; Redruth district Vol 5c, page 525	Family: F113
15	Clopton parish register Transcripts 993234 October 1 1738 Thomas Scoggen of Hoo Singleman & Elizabeth Flurry of Clopton Single woman were married B.	Family: F36
16	Cook - Scoggins. - 3rd inst. at the Union Chapel, Gosport, by the Rev J.W. Genders, William Cook of Badingham, Suffolk, to Harriet Scoggins of Bury Cross, Hant., and fourth daughter of Mr. Samuel Scoggins, late of Bruisyard Suffolk	Family: F10
17	Cullman County, (Alabama)Judge of Probate, Marriages 1877-1951 index 1977-1940; filmed by GSU 1975, 1995; FHL film 1031058. There is no record of Joseph marrying in 1926 in Cullman County	Family: F213
18	Daniel and Ellen lived with their seven children at 9 Robinsons Land in the town of Mitcham. Daniel is a laborer. The family moved from Hemingstone about 1875.	Family: F716
19	David and Ann lived in the parish with their five children; Abraham, age 12; Ann, age 7; Sarah, age 6; David, age 4; Mary, age 10 days. David is a shepherd.	Family: F545
20	David Fenning of this parish, singleman and Martha Welham, singlewoman of Somersham Parish September 17, 24, October 15 [presume marriage took place in Somersham]	Family: F1051
21	Deborah lived with her daughter, Mary Elizabeth, on Bath Street, parish of Saint Mary Stoke. She is the wife of a master mariner. Frederick is apparently out to sea.	Family: F667
22	Deborah lived with her husband, Thomas Baker, and eight children; Ann, George, William, James, Amos, John,and Benjamin age 1. Thomas is a carpenter.	Family: F152
23	Edmund and Henrietta lived with one son, Frederick on 34 Inchicore Road. They lived in St. Judes parish. Edmund is a engine fitter. Frederick is a carriage builder. They had 10 children and six were still a live. Their religion is now methodists. Three boarders live in the house. One of the boarders, Denis McSweeny age 49, railway clerk was listed in the 1901 census as well.	Family: F67
24	Eliza's surname on the marriage certificate was Scroggins	Family: F504
25	Emily and David Lewis, and four children; Emily Palmer, Emily, Frank, and Hannah lived in the parish. David is a laborer, and he was born in Little Wenham.	Family: F502
26	Flory - Clark - 2nd Inst at St Peters Cransford by the Rector, Isaac William only son of Isaac Flory to Ellen Ada, youngest daughter of Joseph Clark both of Cransford	Family: F1068
27	Frederick and Caroline lived on 9 Tooley Street in a place called Shire Hall Yard with their three children; Kate, Alice, and Frederick. Frederick is a carpenter.	Family: F563
28	Frederick and Harriet French lived at 18 Nursery Terrace. He was an engine stoker. No children recorded.	Family: F484
29	Frederick and Harriet French were visitors in the household of Richard Smith.	Family: F484
30	George and his wife, Jessie, was living with his parents just prior to there departure for America. He was a joiner.	Family: F49
31	George and Thirza and their nine children lived on Whitton Street. George is a carpenter.	Family: F539
32	George and Thirza lived with their four children on Whitton Street	Family: F539
33	He lived with his wife, Caroline, and six children; Elizabeth, Charlotte, James, Sarah, Elvina, and Josh. Joshua was a Bawda for Woodbridge and Ipswich (Carrier). His birthplace was recorded as Ampton.	Family: F515
34	He lived with his wife, Eliza, and seven children on 30 Frances Street. Philip is a wheelwright. He has changed his last name to Scroggins.	Family: F131
35	He lived with his wife, Ellen A	Family: F554
36	He lived with his wife, Martha J.	Family: F50
37	He lived with his wife, Mary, and five children	Family: F160
38	He lived with his wife, Mary, and five children. He was an agriculture laborer. He was born in Badingham abt 1827	Family: F126
39	He lived with hs wife, Hannah, and son Henry and Emma. Emma's surname is now Smith.	Family: F153
40	He lives with his wife, Mary, and two children, James and John. Jackey, age 2, is a grandson in the household. John is a agricultural labourer.	Family: F126
41	Hemingstone Parish: 10 Feb 1777 by banns; Richard Loyd of this parish, singleman and Mary Davies of this parish, singlewoman; witnesses - Richard Loyd, the mark X of Thomas Pulles. Both Richard and Mary signed with X	Family: F1024
42	Hemingstone Parish: 17 May 1798 by banns; Thomas Spooner of the parish Ashbocking, singleman and Mary Barker of this parish, singlewoman; witnesses - Reuben Lord X mark, Ann Spooner X mark. Both Thomas and Mary signed with X	Family: F1027
43	Hemingstone Parish: 3 Dec 1787 by license; Thomas Fenning of the parish of Gosbeck, widower and Sarah Lord of this parish, singlewoman; witnesses - Richard Lord jun. X his mark, Henry Vinsen	Family: F1025
44	Hemingstone Parish: 5 Apr 1772 by banns; Thomas Spooner of the parish of Claydon, singleman and Anne Loyd of this parish, singlewoman; witnesses - Richard Loyd, the mark X of Richard Loyd Jun.. Both Thomas and Anne signed with X	Family: F1023
45	Henry and Emily live in a rented house with their daughter, Louie. Henry is a photographer. He is a naturalized citizen. The census indicates that Henry came to this country in 1888	Family: F51
46	Henry and Emily lived in a house at 97 South Main with one daughter, Louise. They had a mortgage on the house. Henry was a carpenter and naturalized citizen. Henry came to America in 1892.	Family: F51
47	Henry and Jessy lived with their two chidren; Anna, age 14; Ellen, age 8. Henry is a thatcher	Family: F653
48	Henry and Sarah lived with their three children on 10 Dickens Lane.. henry is a carman.	Family: F655
49	Henry and Sarah lived with their three children; Henry, Rose, and Frederick on 7 Cavour Cottages. Henry is an iron driller and Sarah is a axe brand finisher.	Family: F655
50	Hillman - Flory. - 2nd inst., at Allhallow's Church, Barking, London, by the Rev. E.N. Wilson, George henry Hillman, of H.M.'s Customs, the eldest son of Frederick George Hillman Esq., of Hammersmith, to Elizabeth Mary, second daughter of Mr. Isaac Flory, White House, Cransford.	Family: F1070