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Plot 130Samuel AdamsAgricultural labourer, father of 6 plus 1 'adopted'. Became bailiff on Ashlyn's estate -
Plot 882Elizabeth AlexanderDaughter of Evangelical minister; sometime draper, teacher and domestic servant -
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Plot 1057Ernest William Astrand (1057)Half Finnish; worked in variety of jobs including page boy, platelayer, hotel manager and gardener -
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Plot 764Frederick George Baker (764)Harness maker who moved to Berkhamsted and became licensee of Rose & Crown -
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Plot x180Robert BallLabourer born in 1766, lived with daughter and son in law in Berkhamsted later in life -
Plot 471Mervin Ballam (471)Started out as draper's assistant , became a clerk and finally managing director of Water company. -
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Plot 150Charles Barns (150) -
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Plot 716
Joseph Batchelor
Decorated WW1 motorcycle despatch rider, 2nd Signal Company Engineers, then Clerk of Works -
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Plot 715Fanny BatchelorStrawplaiter from Nettleden, later publican in Hemel Hempstead, mother of eight children
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Plot 1064Olive Maud Dudley Bates (1064)Daughter of owner of Dwight Brothers motor business; second wife of Albert Bates -
Claude Edward C Bates
Served in Army in WWI; stock exchange clerk who changed career to be come innkeeper of the Crown
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Plot 272Charles William Bavin (272)Served in Army and latterly a school attendance officer; brother of J T Bavin -
Plot 1078Lydia Beak (1078)A dressmaker, moved to Berkhamsted to live with daughter after death of her husband. -
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Plot 514Henry Beaumont (514)Originally from Somerset, a foreman at one of the town's timber yards. -
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Plot x63Edwin Bennett (x63)Orphan apprenticed to William Hazell, lost his life at the age of 16 when struck by a train. -
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Plot 587William BirtchnellStonemason, father of eight children & grandfather of local historian Percy Birtchnell -
Plot 587Mary Ann BirtchnellBrushmaker, mother of eight children & grandmother of local historian Percy Birtchnell
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Plot 937Joseph Blount (937)Born in Worcestershire, a gardener who settled in Berkhamsted late in life -
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Plot 368Alfred Joseph BoultonPrinter and metallic powder manufacturer who moved to Berkhamsted a few years before dying at age 43 -
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Ezra BreadstallLabourer who on attempting to join army was discharged as unfit due to his small size.
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Plot 855Alice Brook (855)Originally from Somerset; moved to Berkhamsted later in life with husband, a grocer.
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Plot 789George BrooksBorn in Wiggington, labourer who became a railway porter before becoming caretaker of Town Hall. -
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Plot 816James Brown (816)Son of a Scottish fisherman; became a butler before running the Crown Inn. -
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Plot 588Hannah BrownStraw plaiter who married a land steward at Waddesden estate before family moved to Berkhamsted.
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Plot 987Frederick Buckle (986)Originally from Suffolk, moved to Berkhamsted and worked as a labourer -
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Plot 457Hannah Bull (457)Born in Markyate, a bookbinder who moved to Berkhamsted with her husband, George Bull -
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Plot 191Sarah BunnMother of 8, strawplaiter. Laundress & had lodgers when widowed. Moved to Camberwell but died here. -
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Plot 620Emily Burrell (620)Born in London, worked in father's china shop before marriage; moved to Berkhamsted later in life. -
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Plot 720Joseph CallardBrother of Theresa Callard, corn merchant and singer in St Peter’s Church Choir -
Plot 720Theresa Ann CallardSister of corn merchant Joseph Callard, assisted him in business. Died in the Poor Law Institution
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Charles CannonLabourer from Gilston, Herts who moved to Berkhamsted to become lodge keeper on Ashlyns estate
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Plot x218Rosa CannonDaughter of Samuel and Sarah Cannon, dressmaker who never married and cared for elderly father. -
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Plot 971 Ernie Carpenter (971)
Son of Harry and Jennie Carpenter; enlisted in WWI; died of Meningitis -
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Plot 892 James William Chamberlain (892)
Tram conductor who served in Army during WWI ; became sheep dip packer
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Plot 923Gladys Chennells (923)Daughter of George and Rachel Chennells; worked in family drapery business -
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Plot 25Thomas Samuel ChevisButcher, butler, coachman, father of 5 (2 predeceasing) widowed, married again. Died in Peterborough -
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Plot x549Arthur Charles Clements (x549)Pianoforte maker who became a shoe shop manager on Berkhamsted's High Street -
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Mrs Collier (probably Charlotte Collier)Straw plaiter and wife of Richard Collier, an agricultural labourer
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Joseph CookLabourer who remained a labourer and spent last years of his life in the Union workhouse
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Plot x164Benjamin Cook (x164 ) 1864A labourer who died aged 71 years after accidently cutting his leg with an axe.
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Plot 801Alfred CookA Miller and last of the Cook family to mill at Upper Mill before it was demolished. -
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Plot 364William CooperFarrier and vet from Shropshire. Founder of business developing effective cure for sheep scab. -
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Plot 31William Coote (31)Ironmonger, Tobacconist and latterly publican of The Brownlow Arms; died age 49 years -
Plot 31Charlotte Sophia CooteMilliner and dressmaker who became landlady of The Brownlow Arms following death of her husband
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Leonard Godfrey Copeland
Enlisted on outbreak of WWI, but discharged after 53 days "unlikely to become an efficient soldier.
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Plot 848James Henry Crabb (848)Carpenter who emigrated with his family to Canada before returning and settling in Berkhamsted
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John CraneMaltster who became a general labourer and moved to Berkhamsted; died in Union infirmary.
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Plot 659Harry Victor Creber (659)Orphaned at age 6, clerk at the mantle factory, collapsed and died in hairdresser's shop at age 32 -
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Plot 982Sarah Ann CrockettBorn in Potten End; straw plaiter and domestic servant who married bricklayer William Crockett. -
Plot 982William George CrockettBricklayer; child inmate of workhouse following death of father and admission of mother to asylum
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Plot 646Patrick CrowleyFought in the Second Afghan War before becoming licensee of The Black Horse -
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John Rowland CutlerWorked as a domestic servant at 12 years old; became a labourer and died age 25 years.
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Jousha (sic) DanielsLabourer, some time inhabitant of Red Lion Yard, convicted of theft of potatoes and gambling.
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Mary DanielsDaughter of agricultural labourer; a straw plaiter who died in Union workhouse age 50 years
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Plot 405Watkin Owen Darker (405)A tailor; twice married before moving to live with son in Berkhamsted -
Plot 405John Thomas DarkerA cardmaker's manager and latterly mill secretary at John Dickinson's paper mills
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Plot 955Leah DarvillButcher's daughter, strawplaiter at 4, domestic servant at 14, married a bricklayer, had 4 children -
Plot 955James DarvillBorn in Chesham, became a bricklayer like his father, survived his wife by 22 years. dying at 92
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Harry DavisA shopworker and member of Defence Force formed to provide replacements for striking miners
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Plot 46Louisa Ann Davies (46)Born in Wales; a shopkeeper who moved to Berkhamsted to live with her sister -
Plot 1048 Frederick Charles Dawking (1048)
An office porter and later a house painter; wounded in WWI -
Plot x319John Day (x319)Civil engineer who upon retirement moved to Berkhamsted to live with his brother George. -
Plot 1122William DeaconGeneral labourer with the Berkhamsted Urban District Council, father to six, lived in Holliday St -
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Charles DealeyAn apprentice wheelwright and later a labourer; remained a batchelor and died in the Union workhouse
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Alice Susannah DockrillSecond wife of tailor Charles a Dockrill, she dressed ostrich feathers sold in their shop
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Ernest DodsonDied six years after moving to Berkhamsted and becoming the publican at the Railway Tavern
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Emma DollingDaughter of middle class family who fell pregnant before marriage and thereafter lived in poverty
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Harriet DomoneyRan farm following death of her husband before selling up and opening a boarding house
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Plot 140Ann DuncombeWife of David Duncombe; continued to run family grocery business after husband's death
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Plot 568Harriet Annie Dyer (568)A straw plaiter and domestic servant who became second wife of William Dyer -
Plot 568William John DyerBargee and later a labourer; lost first wife in 1912 and three of four sons in WWI
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Plot 1161Richard Eagle (1161)Stoker at the Foundlings' Hospital who moved to Berkhamsted when hospital opened at Ashlyns -
Plot 926Jane Eames (926)A laundress who married labourer Joseph Eames and became mother of nine children -
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Plot 911Frank EastUphosterer & furniture polisher then confectionery shopkeeper in Castle Street (& special constable) -
Plot 799Edwin EastSon of a hoop maker and straw plaiter. Father of 8, baker turned successful furniture broker -
Plot 496Charlotte EastBorn in Chesham to a strawplaiter, dressmaker, mother of 6, 2 predeceasing her -
Plot 496Adnall Joseph EastFourth generation wood turner from Chesham, lived a while in Stepney before returning to Berkhamsted
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Plot 413Henry Echalaz (413)Son of a clergyman, army officer and later an Iron merchant who retired to Berkhamsted -
Plot 798Joseph Edmeades (798)A labourer who enlisted in the Army and later became publican at The George and The Lamb -
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Plot 371Thomas EllensA shoemaker who founded St Peter's band and was a lay preacher, verger and parish clerk. -
Joseph ElliottA gardener who remained a batchelor and spent last years of his life in Union workhouse
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Plot 881George EllisOne of ten children born in Northchurch, bricklayer, father of eight children, widower of 15 years -
Plot 748Willam Ellis -
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Isaac EvansA clerk who set up sports outfitter business in Berkhamsted; died age 39 years in Hill End Asylum
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Plot 655Alice Louisa FarnDressmaker who married Frederick Farn and later ran a grocery store on her own account -
Plot 655Vera Evelyn FarnPupil of The London Orphans' Asylum; became first female chair of the Berkhamsted Chamber of Trade
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Plot 770Adelaide Jane Faulkner (770)Together with husband Alfred ran an off-licence and grocery store -
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Herbert FisherA railway porter who upon being dismissed became a labourer; died in the Union Infirmary
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Plot 567George Henry Fleming (567)A gardener; born in Berkhamsted, lived elsewhere but buried in the town -
Plot 567Caroline Mary FlemingNever lived in Berkhamsted but buried in Rectory Lane Cemetery with husband
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Plot 608Mary FlitneyStraw plaiter who married labourer William Flitney and whose family later moved to Berkhamsted
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Plot 182Cornelius Henry Flower the elderShip-merchant and father of Canadian artist Anthony Flower -
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Plot 97William Henry Fordom (97)Grocer, officer of Berkhamsted and Northchurch Cottage Garden Society, church officer, died at 32 -
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Verulam Arthur William ForwardWorked at Coopers packing sheep dip and later at John Dickinson's paper mill
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Plot 183James Charles Foster (183) 23/09/1849Brewer and publican at The Swan Inn; died age 40 years -
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Plot x240Lieutenant-Colonel Henry James FosterHertfordshire Volunteers officer, brewer and town councillor -
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Plot 817John FrowdeA Jack of all trades - waiter, soldier, beer dealer, shoemaker and finally maker of ginger beer
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Frances GarrettA straw plaiter who never married and later became housekeeper for her widowed brother and children
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John GarrettBorn in Little Gaddesden, joined Metropolitan Police, later caretaker at the of Berkhamsted Castle
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Margaret Ann GatesWorked a a straw plaiter, domestic servant and married before dying at age 33 years
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Plot 1003William James GearyOne of five surviving children of family of ten, bachelor, worked as a milkman, died at 27. -
Plot 1003George Henry GearyBrickmaker's labourer, timber carter, father of ten, five dying in infancy.
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Plot 581James GearyLabourer on the coal wharf of the Grand Union Canal and timber haulier, father of 12 -
Plot 581Catherine GearyStrawplaiter, married a carter and had 12 children and looked after a large household
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Plot 563Arthur William Geary (563)A labourer a in paper mill and later worked at Coopers chemical factory -
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Plot 821Robert John Golding (821)Originally from Hemel Hempstead, glazier and plumber who became "House Decorator Master." -
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Plot 833Rose Louisa Goss (833)Domestic servant at age 13 and later launderess before her marriage to postman Edward Goss -
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Plot 687Alfred William GossSeventh child of William and Sarah Goss; joined in family brush making business -
Plot 565 Leslie Goss
Only child of Walter and Emma Goss; died at sea in Far East whilst a prisoner of war -
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Plot 829Samuel Edward GowerBorn in Tring, emigrated to America before returning to England finally settling in Berkhamsted
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Plot 829Jemima GowerWife of Samuel Gower; emigrated but returned to England, finally settling in Berkhamsted
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Plot 238Mary Ann GravestockWife of labourer George Gravestock; after being widowed lived with sister in Brixton and ran drapery
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Edward George GrayA sapper in the Royal Engineers who later became a labourer and stoker for the gas company
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Plot 1052Alfred GregoryBorn in London, butcher's assistant, widowed,died in Brighton while staying with daughter evacuated. -
Plot 769Ada GregoryOne of 11, married a butcher's assistant, mother of 3, worked as confectioner in London, died at 42 -
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Plot 683Robert GregoryBorn in Leicester, Rossway Estate butler, publican of a London pub, upwardly mobile success story -
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Frederick Joseph GrimsdaleA labourer who moved to Berkhamsted to work as a sawyer at East's timber yard
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Plot 722Sarah Ann GrimsleyWife of confectioner and baker who ran the bakery after her husband was found drowned in a pond. -
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Plot 787Lewis William Guscott (787)Farmer and later a draper who opened a drapery business in Berkhamsted -
Plot 787Emily Jane GuscottWife of Lewis Guscott; ran family drapery business in Berkhamsted after husband's death
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Plot 196William Halsey (d.1850)Bricklayer and Berkhamsted militia, married Charlotte Simmonds and then Hannah Hobbs -
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Plot 903William Hudson Hannant (903)A hairdresser and tobacconist who moved to Berkhamsted late in life
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Plot 384Charles Edward HarrisInsurance agent, Vice-Chairman of the Gas Company, a director of the Water Works Company, and secretary of the Augustus Smith Fund, leading Conservative and Churchman. -
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Annie Catherine HathawayBoarding house keeper who moved to Berkhamsted to live with daughter late in life
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Plot 96William HazellProsperous grocer, pork butcher and benefactor of the town who ended his days in an asylum. -
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Plot 58William Henry Heading SeniorVictualler at the Queen's Arms, Berkhamsted; father of William Henry Heading junior -
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Plot 561Julia Annie HodgesA dressmaker, married boot maker William Hodges, and became a housekeeper when widowed
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Plot 999Ella HollandDaughter of Frank and Fanny Holland; worked as a domestic servant and Morocco leather factory hand -
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Plot x227Hervey HollowayA decorator by trade, but also a member of the Rifle Volunteers, an amateur actor and Odd Fellow -
Plot x101Arthur John Holloway (x101)Son of Stephen and Lucy Holloway; Hotelier involved in development of Blackpool's attractions -
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Plot 670Eliza Matilda HorneBorn in Potten End, straw plaiter in younger days; married John Horne and gave birth to 13 children.
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Henry HowardDischarged from Army on medical grounds; a labourer fined for not sending his children to school
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Plot 87Alfred Howard (87)Born in Chesham, a wood turner who became a furniture dealer and auctioneer. -
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Plot 322Robert Howland (322)A pupil at Berkhamsted School who became a Russia Merchant and later a Bristle Merchant -
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Plot 582Agnes IngA straw plaiter and dressmaker; never married. Sister of Florence Ing with whom she is buried
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Plot x521James Jesty (521)Juvenile criminal who became a policeman and later Master of Berkhamsted Union workhouse.
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Plot 664William Keen (664)An under butler who became caretaker of apartments in London's Hanover Square. -
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Plot 9Eliza KingWife of publican and caterer John King and continued business with their daughter after John's death
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Plot 910Arthur William KinghamA baker like his father, died at 69 of myocardial degeneration and chronic bronchitis
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Plot 865Frederick KinghamBorn in Chesham, lived in London, moved back to Berkhamsted. A journeyman baker. -
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Plot x223George KinghamFollowed his father and became a baker and was still baking when he died of chronic bronchitis -
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Plot 181John Edward Lane (senior)Horticulturalist and brewer, built up Lane's Nurseries and owned several pubs in Berkhamsted -
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Plot 247Hervey LaneSon of Henry and Ann Lane, railway carriage builder and hotelier; proprietor of the King's Arms -
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Plot 245Eliza Quincey LaneEditor of the Constitutional Magazine, journalist, publican, mother of five -
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Plot 27James Langley (27)A fellmonger (dealer in hides and skins) and father of school master Charles Langley -
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Plot 992Ben Elijah LawsA boatbuilder who served in the army, hired out bathing tents,finally returning to boatbuilding -
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Reginald Cooper LittleburyManager of Court Theatre; died in air raid when temporarily managing cinema in Rye
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Plot 175George Loader (175) 1874Master bootmaker from old Berkhamsted family and bellringer at St Peter's church. -
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Plot 16John Loader (16)Carpenter, vice-president of Working Men's Club, sergeant in the volunteers - a public spirted man -
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Plot x255Albert Edward Loosely (x255)Author of the Historical Guide to Berkhamsted and son of newsagent George Loosley -
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Plot 935Arthur Mardle (935)A footman, a gamekeeper on the Isles of Scilly before marrying and moving to Berkhamsted -
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Plot 591aAnnie WeightmanDaughter of John and Emma Margrave, a straw plaiter, dressmaker and cook before marriage.
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Plot 1104 Thomas Margrave
Engineer, turner and fitter, served in Royal Field Artillery, killed in action in December 1917 -
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George MargraveShoemaker and beer seller who lived at the The Boote and who fell foul of a notorious informer
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Mary Margaret Waters MarriottStrawplaiter, married a widower, who was a brewer's labourer and had two children, mother of one.
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Plot 1088William John MarriottSelf-employed cycle agent from Sussex. Started cycle shop in Berkhamsted High Street -
Jane MarriottTwice widowed, mother of five. Worked as washerwoman, with relatives lodging with her.
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Plot 669John MayneBorn in Winslow, established tailoring business in Berkhamsted, father of five, worked into his 80s -
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Plot 878John McCormack (878)Soldier who fought in Crimea and at siege of Delhi before becoming caretaker at Berkhamsted School -
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Plot x312Arthur Meagher (x312Emigrated to America, survived sinking of SS Oregon and established construction company in Chicago -
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Plot 1046Bertram James MeekA wood turner who later became a railway bus conductor, porter and shunter -
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Joseph MillerBorn in Lincolnshire, son of a carpenter, became carpenter, married widow from Tring, no children.
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Plot 571Harry Moore (571)Worked at Cooper's sheep dip manufactory; died after long exposure to arsenic -
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Plot 211John MorsleyTook over father's bakery business, became confectioner's assistant then sacristan and church sexton -
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Plot 1096Arthur Percy Morris (1096)An engineer who worked in Burma before returning to Great Britain -
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Emily MortonA domestic servant and laundress; twice married; second wife of blacksmith William Morton
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James MortonGeneral labourer, coachsmith, served 7 years with Bedfordshire Reg't & 6 years with Territorial Army -
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Plot 792Charles NashSon of William Nash, builder, who himself became a builder and took over family business. -
Plot 682William Nash (682)Third generation of Nash family to trade as Farrier and Blacksmith in Berkhamsted -
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Plot 548Harry NashTailor and member of St Peter's band who left £100 to the band for the purchase of a cornet.
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Plot 298William Nash (298)Bricklayer who established a successful building business; Poor Law Guardian and "staunch" Methodist -
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Plot 51Henry NashHistorian, author & founder of the Mechanics’ Institute & Berkhamsted Girls' School -
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Plot 482 Levi Newell
The town saddler and the first full-time Cemetery Caretaker. He joined up in 1916 to fight in WWI. -
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Plot 546Edward NicholsonA domestic servant who became the licensee of the New Inn at Buckland Wharf -
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Plot 1134aDorothy Mary Reed NunesServed in the WRNS and later secretary at the Society for the Overseas Settlement of British Women -
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Frederick William OramsA hay and straw dealer who became bankrupt and thereafter a commercial traveller
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Plot 1097Gilbert Adolphus Osborn (1097)Educated at Berkhamsted School; a builder and later an ironmonger -
David OsbornA builder and manufacturer of artificial stone; also a Methodist participant in rates revolt -
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Plot 1070Frank Pallett (1070)A cider maker who moved to Berkhamsted and opened a picture framing shop; also a Special Constable -
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Plot 217Herbert Archibald (Archie) PearceSon of Joseph and Mary Pearce and an apprentice builder who died age 23 years -
Plot 217Joseph PearceA sawyer, then publican of the Rose and Crown in Northchurch. Married for 55 years, father of two
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Plot 217Mary Ann PearceDaughter of maltster, worked as shoe binder, married sawyer / publican, two sons - one predeased her
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Plot x214Edward PethybridgeSon of master coachbuilder John Pethybridge, took over the family business -
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Levi PiddingtonAn agricultural labourer who was still working at age 88 years; died in Union infirmary
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Plot 777William Johnathan Pitkin (777)Born in Frithsden, became shopworker in London before returning to Berkhamsted to work as a plumber. -
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Joseph PitkinA tailor and one of Berkhamsted's last petty constables - " a peace-maker and peace-preserver"
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Plot 407Edward PlattTook on the family grocery shop at 130 High Street Berkhamsted, father of one daughter. -
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Plot 920Charles PocockEngine fitter in Hull, widowed, returned to Berkhamsted, remarried had three children -
Plot 144Richard PocockBlacksmith, father of three, widowed, remarried, 8 more children, widowed, buried with his brother -
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Plot 875John Popple (875)A shoemaker who married a Berkhamsted girl and settled in the town; became involved in civic life -
Plot 875Edward Popple (875)Headmaster, Victoria Boys’ School, musician, artist and founder member of the Local History Society -
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Plot 991 Percy Clement Prior
A labourer who became an insurance agent; fought at Salonika during WWI -
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Plot 890?Alfred RanceFought in the Boer War; frequently in trouble before settling down after marriage
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Plot 1093Jabez Rance (1093)A clerk who became an accountant and later was director of Universal Pictures -
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Plot x133Isaac Sherwood Ratford (x133)Horticulturalist, shopkeeper and latterly professor of music. -
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Plot 959Thomas Ryder Richardson (959)Domestic Servant at Berkhamsted School and later packer at chemical works
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Plot 60Jonathan Rogers (60)Postman whose memorial was erection by voluntary contributions of townspeople. -
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Plot x279Beatrice Caroline SavilleMilliner and children's costume maker and wife of William Saville -
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Plot 767Charles Edward SeagraveWife of Charlotte Seagrave; moved with her to work as furniture dealer with wife's family
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David Sear
Son of lock keeper Henry Sear; a sawyer who worked for East & Sons; severely wounded in WWI
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Plot 455Ben SearleBorn in Berkhamsted, settled in Odessa; returned on outbreak of Russian Revolution -
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Plot 1117Nellie May Slatter (1117)only one of 10 siblings to remain in Berkhamsted; wife of Thomas Slatter -
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Plot 888 Samuel Smith (888)
Son of Samuel and Hannah Smith, postman, joined army and was missing in action, 1916.
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Plot x124Bessie SmithDaughter of William De Fraine; straw plaiter who married late and became woman of independent means -
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Plot 776Robert Stafford (776)Born in Cheshire and worked in cotton mill before becoming a brush maker and moving to Berkhamsted -
Plot 118Josiah Stanton (118)Born in Cambridgeshire; moved to his wife's home town of Berkhamsted and became a corn chandler -
Plot 906Emma SterneDaughter of a cooper, Brushmaker and mother of nine children, who set up a laundry when widowed. -
Plot 906Harry SterneA journeyman brushmaker, then employer. 9 children, one served in Royal Army Service Corps WWI -
Plot 390George SumnerMoved from Lincolnshire to Ashridge Estate thru link to Viscount Alford, blacksmith and whitesmith -
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Plot 838Lillian SunderlandA pupil at St Pancras Industrial School in Leavesden and later wife of Alfred Sunderland
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Humphrey TarboxAn agricultural labourer and later a brewer's labourer; married twice;v died age 55 years
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Plot 484 Frank Arthur Timson (484)
Son of a Berkhamsted draper, a chemist, officer who served in WWI and later became hotel keeper. -
Plot 502William Thomas Timson (502)Local Butcher and participant in bakers v Butchers cricket match -
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Tom W. Timson
Son of Draper who was also a draper after first becoming a baker; served in WWI Field Bakery -
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Plot 85Samuel TimsonMaster tailor, father of 13, sent his 8 sons to Berkhamsted School. Dynasty largely distinguished... -
Plot x68John TimsonGardener and progenitor of what was to become a large and well known family in Berkhamsted. -
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Plot 964Herbert Tofield (964)Served in the Bedfordshire Regiment before becoming a labourer at Coopers. -
Plot 985Charles TomlinChemical labourer, father to a large family, a number of whom died as infants. -
Plot 985Fanny TomlinA strawplaiter aged 8, married a chemical labourer, mother of 9, 6 of whom who died very young.
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George TompkinsAgricultural labourer at Ashlyns Hall. Married,no children.Knocked down & killed by speeding cyclist
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Plot 174Francis TompkinsContinued father's High Street butchery business and succeeded by his son. Married, father of five. -
Plot 174Harriet TompkinsOne of five born into a successful butcher family, helped widowed mother run the business, spinster
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Plot 174Sarah TompkinsRan the High Street butcher's business on husband's death, assisted by daughter and youngest son
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Plot 449Thomas TompkinsLong line of High Street butchers, father of three including a son who also became a butcher -
Plot 449Edith TompkinsDaughter of St Albans butcher, married Berko butcher, 3 children, son carried on the business
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Plot 6Thomas Tompkins (d.1887)Butcher on Berkhamsted High Street, son of Francis Tompkins (1795-1851) -
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Plot 714Hephzibah Tuffnell (714)Born in Potten End; married Joseph Tuffnell; mother of eight children. -
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Plot 714 Edgar Raymond Tufnell
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Plot 243William James Tutt (243)Plasterer and builder. Died age 48 -"Quiet, consistent Christian character." -
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James VennBorn in Somerset, a shoemaker who became embroiled in the church rate controversy of 1867
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Plot 707Henry John VercoeOriginally from Cornwall; chemical foreman at Coopers' and sometime publican -
Plot 921Harry Waller (921)Employed at Coopers manufacturing sheep dip; died age 37 years, an invalid.
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Frank WallerServed in Second Boer War and on return to Berkhamsted worked a house painter. Suffered from TB -
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Plot 450Eliza WarrenDomestic servant who moved to Berkhamsted to live with her brother and his wife
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Plot 815Charles WatertonDuring his long life worked as a charcoal burner, bricklayer, publican and gardener
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Plot 827Frederick Weston (827)A domestic servant and later a grocer's assistant; husband of Mary Ann weston -
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Plot 699Albert Edward Wisby (699)Tea dealer who moved to Berkhamsted and was sufficiently affluent to "live on own means." -
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Plot x110Henry WoodSon of Berkhamsted Carrier who himself became a carrier and latterly a labourer -
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Plot 123William de FraineFirst of three generations of Berkhamsted Hairdressers, photographed by William Claridge
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