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Note for:   William Vere,   1796 -          Index

Individual Note:
     William Vere was a Stone Mason in Shoreditch. On the birth certificate of his sons marriage I note that the names are Vere not DeVere so possibly this is why we could not find so many of the relatives, and the name is actually Vere. Other facts and birth certificates do indicate this as fact.

Obtained from Kathleen Cronin's family tree on genesreunited.co.uk 6/07
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Note for:   John Summers,   ABT 1827 - WFT Est Bef 100         Index

Individual Note:
     On the birth certificate John is listed as a Watch Maker and his daughters marriage certificate has him listed as a gentleman.
Address according to the 1841 Census is 21 Whitmore Road Tower Hamlets, St. Leonard, Shoreditch, Middlesex.
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Note for:   Harold DeVere,   1861 - 1936         Index

Individual Note:
     This gentleman was a stone mason and lived at 20 London Terrace, St. George In Eaast London, Middlesex., as of the 1881 Census

His baptism is listed on March 31, 1869, St Peters, Stepney London
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Note for:   Ernest DeVere,   ABT 1868 -          Index

Individual Note:
     He was baptized at St. Peters, Stepney, London along with brother Harol
He is listed as having been a rope factory worker.


Facts about this person:

Name (Facts Pg)
Ernest Devere
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Note for:   Stephen DeVere,   1 SEP 1869 -          Index

Individual Note:
     Stephen was baptized September 15, 1869 at St. Peters, Stepney, London
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Note for:   William DeVere,   1869 -          Index

Individual Note:
     William was baptized at St. Peters. Stepney, London on September 15, 1869
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Note for:   Jane DeVere,   1870 -          Index

Individual Note:
     Jane was baptized on October 30, 1870 at St. Peters, Stepney, London.
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Note for:   Edward DeVere,   1877 - 15 OCT 1914         Index

Individual Note:
     According to information given by KelvenSpratling in 2003, Edward entered the military life using the name of John Summers. Was decorated with Victory, British and Star Medals see Campaign decoration copy. He served in the Royal regiment Of Artillery and joined up in 1902 declaring his age as 24 years, 1 month. He was 5ft.,4 1/2" tall with blue eyes. He declared his birth place as Maidstone Kent, occupation labourer. He declared his next of kin as his father and his elder brother but named them both as Summers. He served in India, Ireland and France. After the initial period of enlistment he signed up for a further period. He was a driver with RSA and at one stage was demoted back to driver after being caught as drunk in Barracks. His militaryrecords show that a tremendous effort was made by the ministry and Essex police to find his next of kin after he was killed in action and there is a copy of correspondence in his military record and a record of the interview with his mother in Exxes from the police.

Military Records are at PRO Kew - WO363 S2902 Folios 750-810

MOre about Edward.
Burial Commerated At The Le Touret Memorial Pas De Calais France
Cause of death: Killed in action
Census: 1881, 20 London terrace St George In East London Middlesex.
Medical Information: Fresh Complexion, Blue eyes, Brown Hair, Scars on elbow.
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Note for:   George Newberry,   ABT 1835 -          Index

Individual Note:
     In 1881 Census George is listed as being a basketmaker
In 1861 Census he and wife were living in South Car, Chardstock, in May 19 1859 they were In Chardstock, Dorset and in 1883 he was listed as a
Coachman.
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Note for:   Amos Newberry,    -          Index

Individual Note:
     Basket Maker, Chardstock
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Note for:   Charlotte Hill,   ABT 1864 - 1 SEP 1915         Index

Individual Note:
     Known address as of June 15, 1909 was 2 Mabel Cottages, Longfield Kent


Facts about this person:

Burial September 22, 1915
Longfield, Kent England
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Note for:   Solomon Newberry,    -          Index

Individual Note:
     Solomon is listed in 1881 as a Basket Maker
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Note for:   John Winsham Smith,   WFT Est Bef 100 - WFT Est Bef 100         Index

Individual Note:
     He is listed as being a Shoemaker
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Note for:   William Newberry,   ABT 1769 -          Index

Individual Note:
     William Newberry was Baptised the 27, August, 1769 in Chardstock, Dorset
His occupation was listed as Husbandsman.
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Note for:   Elizabeth Lugg,   BEF 1728 - WFT Est Bef 100         Index

Individual Note:
     Known address of Elizabet on December 14, 1744 was Axminster