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3rd Apr 1881CensusJohn York, M, Head, married, age 54, born Old, Northampton; occupation: Minister of Cranbrook Independant ChapelJohn YorkTey House, High Street1881 Census
Cranbrook, Kent
3rd Apr 1881CensusAnn York, F, Wife, married, age 59, born Gt Billing, NorthamptonAnn York
3rd Apr 1881CensusHarriett York, F, Daughter, single, age 25, born Islington, MiddlesexHarriett York
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