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Rosalie Allen
1868 –24/03/1922
Rosalie Allen
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Rosalie Allen (née Trinder) (1868-1922)
In 1868 Rosalie was born in Sherfield-on-Loddon, a small village six miles north of Basingstoke in Hampshire to Charles Trinder, a coachman and Elizabeth. Rosalie was the youngest of three daughters and a son.
By 1881 the family had moved to a cottage on the Waltham Place estate, White Waltham. Waltham Place is a substantial country house a few miles SW of Maidenhead and Charles was coachman.
Rosalie married George Allen, a gardener in 1899 in Maidenhead and they lived at The Lodge, The Mount, Maidenhead.
By 1921 George and Rosalie had moved to 8, Manor St, Berkhamsted. George was employed as gardener at “The Kraal”, Berkhamsted.
Rosalie died 24th March 1922. George, who passed away in 1931 is buried in the same plot.
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Rosalie Allen (née Trinder) (1868-1922)
In 1868 Rosalie was born in Sherfield-on-Loddon, a small village six miles north of Basingstoke in Hampshire to Charles Trinder, a coachman and Elizabeth. Rosalie was the youngest of three daughters and a son.
By 1881 the family had moved to a cottage on the Waltham Place estate, White Waltham. Waltham Place is a substantial country house a few miles SW of Maidenhead and Charles was coachman.
Rosalie married George Allen, a gardener in 1899 in Maidenhead and they lived at The Lodge, The Mount, Maidenhead.
By 1921 George and Rosalie had moved to 8, Manor St, Berkhamsted. George was employed as gardener at “The Kraal”, Berkhamsted.
Rosalie died 24th March 1922. George, who passed away in 1931 is buried in the same plot.
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