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Alfred Octavius Pearson (1874-1956) of Pearson Brothers (of Southsea)
1901 Boarding in Portsmouth, Cycle Agent.[1]
1911 Living at 47 Clovelly Road, Southsea, Portsmouth: Alfred Octavius Pearson (age 37 born Plymouth), Secretary and Manager - Cycle and Motor - Employer. With his wife Dora Louise Pierre Pearson and their son Douglas William Pearson.[2]
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