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Edmund James Arnold

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Edmund James Arnold (1840-1918) of

1881 Living at 10 Moorland Road, Leeds: [[Edmund James Arnold|Edmund J. Arnold (age 40 born Sherborne, Dorset), Stationer employing 18 adults and 10 boys and girls. With his wife Elizabeth Arnold (age 40 born London) and their three children; Edmund G. Arnold (age 15 born Barnstaple); Mary E. Arnold (age 13 born Barnstaple); and Lucy M. Arnold (age 11 born Barnstaple). Also his sister-in-law Margaret Eagleton (age 56 born London). Two servants.[1]

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  1. ↑ 1881 Census
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