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Henry Charles Churchman

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Henry Charles Churchman (1827-1888)

Born the son of William Churchman

1851 Residing at Westgate Street, Ipswich: William Churchman (age 57 born Ipswich), Tobacco Manufacturer employing 20 hands. With his wife Dorcas and their children William Churchman (age 27 born Ipswich), Tobacco Manufacturer; Henry Churchman (age 24 born Ipswich), Tobacco Manufacturer; and Hannah C. Churchman (age 23 born Ipswich).[1]

1871 Residing at Anglesea Road, Ipswich: Henry C. Churchman (age 44 born Ipswich), Tobacco manufacturer. With his wife Mary A. Churchman (age 42 born Bacton) and their children Ellen E. Churchman (age 13 born Ipswich); Henry E. Churchman (age 7 born Ipswich); Willam A. Churchman (age 7 born Ipswich); and Arthur C. Churchman (age 3 born Ipswich).[2]


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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ 1851 census
  2. ↑ 1871 Census
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