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Arthur Payze

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Captain Arthur Payze (1891-1964), RAF

1911 Living at 68 St Marks Road Henley On Thames: Percy Owen Payze (age 58 born Leytonstone), Flour Miller and Employer. With his wife Mary Payze (age 53 born Winterston) and their two children Martha Amy Payze (age 24 born Whitchurch) and Arthur Payze (age 19 born Whitchurch), Assistant.[1]

1920 Formed the Payze Light Car Co

1947 Married at Henley to Amy Brown

1964 March 07th. Died. Of 10 Wood Waye, Woodley, Reading. Probate to Amy Payze, Widow.

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  1. ↑ 1911 Census
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