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1797 Born in Haddington, Scotland
Adopted by his uncle Peter Laurie and his wife Margaret.
1820 Was taken into partnership by his uncle in the saddlery business
1841 Merchant, living in Fulham with Elizabeth Laurie 25, Mary Laurie 9, John Laurie 5, David Laurie 3, Julius Dyson Laurie 1[1]
1851 Magistrate, living in Romford, with Esther Ellen Laurie 35, Mary Laurie 18, Alfred Laurie 4, Francis Laurie 2[2]
1864 Died in London[3]
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