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William Jupp, railway station master
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Date
Type
Information
Source
 
1850
Born
In the Parish of Pulborough, Sussex
1891 Census
Rotherfield, Sussex
 
c 1868
Married
Mary
 
 
1874
Birth of a daughter
Edith M in the Parish of Haywards Heath, Sussex
1891 Census
Rotherfield, Sussex
 
1889
Birth of a daughter
Evelyn C in the Parish of Barcombe, Sussex
1891 Census
Rotherfield, Sussex
 
5th April 1891
Census
At Crowboro Station, S.C.R. in the Parish of Rotherfield, Sussex; William Jupp, M, Head, married, age 41, born Pulborough, Sussex; occupation: railway station master
1891 Census
Rotherfield, Sussex

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The ancestral pedigree of William Jupp, railway station master
  
 William Jupp
railway station master		m: c 1868Mary 
 b: 1850 Pulborough, Sussex  b: 1848 Bolney, Sussex 
  
  
 Edith M Evelyn C
 b: 1874 Haywards Heath, Sussex b: 1889 Barcombe, Sussex
   
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