George Webdell
 
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						   2874
									1.0 George Webdellmale    
2876
					Father: 
									
John Webdell (born about 1819 at Rougham, Norfolk
											)
											
Census 2877
					Mother: 
								
Ann Emerson (born about 1830 at Ingoldisthorpe, Norfolk
											)
											
Census 
						Birth: about 1857,  at Ingoldisthorpe, Norfolk
CensusPedigree
								   2875Married:
									
Hannah Yallop  
1880
BMD
				b.
				about 1858,  at Dersingham, Norfolk 
					Birth: about 1881,  at Ingoldisthorpe, Norfolk
BMD
					Birth: 1907,  at Paddington, LondonCensus
					Birth: 1911,  at Paddington, LondonCensus
					Birth: 1913,  at Paddington, LondonCensus
					Birth: about 1885,  at Ingoldisthorpe, NorfolkCensus
					Birth: about 1888,  at Ingoldisthorpe, Norfolk
Census
					Birth: about 1915,  at Paddington, LondonCensus
					Birth: about 1895,  at Ingoldisthorpe, NorfolkCensus
 
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