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J. W. Clare CE, of 2 Surrey Square, Old Kent Road, London
John W. Clare (c1821- ) CE, of 2 Surrey Square, Old Kent Road, London


1858 Letter on railway security
1858 Letter on railway security


1861 Living at 2 Surrey Square. Kent Road, Southwark: John W. Clare (age 40 born London), Civil Engineer. With his wife Sarah A. Clare (age 40 born London), Teacher of Music, and their son Walter H. Clare (age 16 born London), Warehouse Boy.<ref>1861 Census</ref>


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Revision as of 15:36, 13 November 2014

John W. Clare (c1821- ) CE, of 2 Surrey Square, Old Kent Road, London

1858 Letter on railway security

1861 Living at 2 Surrey Square. Kent Road, Southwark: John W. Clare (age 40 born London), Civil Engineer. With his wife Sarah A. Clare (age 40 born London), Teacher of Music, and their son Walter H. Clare (age 16 born London), Warehouse Boy.[1]

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Sources of Information

  1. 1861 Census