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Henry Bushell

From Graces Guide

Henry Bushell (c1829-1897) of H. Bushell and Sons

c1829 Born at Banbury the son of Edward Bushell, a Weaver, and his wife Mary A. Bushell

1881 Living at The Mount, Micklegate, York: Henry Bushell (age 52 born Banbury), Agricultural Implement Maker. With his wife Mary Bushell (age 52 born Banbury) and their six children; Harry Bushell (age 23 born York), Agricultural Implement Maker; James Bushell (age 18 born York), Agricultural Implement Maker; Edward Bushell (age 13 born York); Mary Ann Bushell (age 11 born York); Florentine Bushell (age 9 born York); and Alethra Bushell (age 4 born York). Two servants.[1]



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  1. ↑ 1881 Census
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