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James Edward Cridland

 

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   1757 1.0 James Edward Cridlandmale
1763 Father: George Cridland (born about 1823 at Bridgewater, Somerset ) Census
1764 Mother: Sarah [not known] (born about 1822 at Bridgewater, Devon ) Census
Birth: about 1866, at Gravesend, KentCensus

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Additional information: Marriage Certificate 

Census Details: 1871 1881 1891
   1758
Married: Mary Thompson  at Parish Church, St George, Camberwell, London 28 Oct 1888Mrg Cert
b. about 1868, at Sheffield, Yorkshire

Census Details: 1891

   17592.1 Ethel M Cridlandfemale
Birth: about 1889, at Peckham, LondonCensus

Census Details: 1891

   12692.2 Ernest Edward Cridland   also known as Ernie Cridlandmale
Birth: about 1890, at Peckham, LondonCensus
Death: 1967, age: 76y. BMD

Additional information: Marriage Certificate 
1064
Married: Rose Charlotte Razzell  at St Antholin, Nunhead, London 08 December 1915Mrg Cert
b. 1892, at Peckham, London

   12733.1 Doris R Cridlandfemale
Birth: 1925BMD

   12723.2 Leslie Cridlandmale
Birth: 1929BMD

   17602.3 George C Cridlandmale
Birth: about 1893, at Peckham, LondonCensus
Death: 01 Jul 1916, at Thiepval, FranceCWGC

   17612.4 Frederick A Cridlandmale
Birth: about 1898, at Peckham, LondonCensus

   17622.5 Beatrice M Cridlandfemale
Birth: about 1900, at Peckham, LondonCensus

 


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