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Edward Diprose, greengrocer
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Date
Type
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Source
 
1830
Born
In the Parish of Hadlow, Kent
1881 Census
Hadlow, Kent
 
22nd November 1851
Married
Sarah Newman at St. Mary's Church in the Parish of Hadlow, Kent
Hadlow Marriage Registers
 
1868
Birth of a son
William in the Parish of Hadlow, Kent
1881 Census
Hadlow, Kent
 
3rd April 1881
Census
At Steers Place, The Common in the Parish of Hadlow, Kent; Edwd. Diprose, M, Head, married, age 51, born Hadlow, Kent; occupation: greengrocer
1881 Census
Hadlow, Kent

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The ancestral pedigree of Edward Diprose, greengrocer
  
 Edward Diprose
greengrocer		m: 22nd Nov 1851 St. Mary's Church, Hadlow, KentSarah Newman 
 b: 1830 Hadlow, Kent  b: 1829 Leybourne, Kent
ch: 6th Sep 1829 St Peter & St Paul Church		 
  
  
 William 
 b: 1868 Hadlow, Kent 
 
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