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Thomas Dowle Addis

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Thomas Dowle Addis (1865- )

1865 Born the son of Henry Addis, cattle farmer.

1890 Married in Islington to Ethel Maud Castle

1897 January. Secretary to E. J. Pennington.[1]

1901 Living at 49 Lascotts Road, Wood Green: Philip Castle (age 62 born Hertfordshire), Living on own means. With his wife Mary A. Castle (age 64 born Holloway). Also his son-in-law Thomas D. Addis (age 35 born Peterston, Herefordshire), Assistant Manager Gramophone and Typewriter Company. With his wife Ethel M. Addis (age 32 born Hampstead).[2]

1922 of Rushmore Lamps

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ The Autocar 1897/01/09
  2. ↑ 1901 Census
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