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William Newill

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William Newill (1855-1929)

1855 Born in Wednesfield the son of Thomas newill, a Tin Plate Worker, and his wife Emma.

1911 Living at 165 Lea Road, Wolverhampton: William Newill (age 56 born Wednesfield), Works Manager - Cycle works. With his wife Fanny Jane Newill (age 43 born Portland, Dorset) and their three children; Elsie Newill (age 26 born Wolverhampton), Milliner; Avis Newill (age 14 born Wolverhampton), Assistant Drapery; and William Newill (age 9 born Wolverhampton). One servant.[1]

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  1. ↑ 1911 Census
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