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William Arnold Crips (c1836-1915), Blacksmith and Engineer
Born in Bermondsey
1861 Living in Bermondsey with his wife Mary and three children, a blacksmith.[1]
1911 Living at Minerva, Main Road, Sidcup, Kent: William Arnold Crips (age 75 born Bermondsey), Retired Engineer - Widowed. With two sons including Walter William Crips (age 38 born Bermondsey), Engineer (Motors) - Employer, and four daughters.[2]
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