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1911 Living at 57 Greyhound Lane, Streatham: [[Sydney James Stiff]] (age 43 born Kennington), Pottery and Clay merchant - Employer. With his wife Florence Louisa Stiff (age 42 born Stockwell) and their three children; Florence Annie Stiff (age 13 born Clapham); Mary Julia Stiff (age 12 born Clapham); and [[William James Stiff]] (age 10 born Clapham). Also his sister Hilda Sarah Stiff (age 37 born Kennington). Two servants.<ref>1911 Census</ref> | 1911 Living at 57 Greyhound Lane, Streatham: [[Sydney James Stiff]] (age 43 born Kennington), Pottery and Clay merchant - Employer. With his wife Florence Louisa Stiff (age 42 born Stockwell) and their three children; Florence Annie Stiff (age 13 born Clapham); Mary Julia Stiff (age 12 born Clapham); and [[William James Stiff]] (age 10 born Clapham). Also his sister Hilda Sarah Stiff (age 37 born Kennington). Two servants.<ref>1911 Census</ref> | ||
1839 Living at Nordern House, Wareham and Purbeck, Dorset, born 1867, Managing Director. With Florence E. Stiff, born 1868. < | 1839 Living at Nordern House, Wareham and Purbeck, Dorset, born 1867, Managing Director. With Florence E. Stiff, born 1868. <ref>1939 Census</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:32, 30 March 2020
Sydney James Stiff (1867-1948) of James Stiff and Sons
1867 Born the son of William Stiff
1911 Living at 57 Greyhound Lane, Streatham: Sydney James Stiff (age 43 born Kennington), Pottery and Clay merchant - Employer. With his wife Florence Louisa Stiff (age 42 born Stockwell) and their three children; Florence Annie Stiff (age 13 born Clapham); Mary Julia Stiff (age 12 born Clapham); and William James Stiff (age 10 born Clapham). Also his sister Hilda Sarah Stiff (age 37 born Kennington). Two servants.[1]
1839 Living at Nordern House, Wareham and Purbeck, Dorset, born 1867, Managing Director. With Florence E. Stiff, born 1868. [2]
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