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Timothy White

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Timothy White (1824-1908) of Timothy White and Co

c1859 Birth of son Woolmer Rudolph White

1881 Residing at 158-160 Commercial Road, Portsea: Timothy White (age 56 born City of London), Captain in Volunteer Army, Chemist and Oilman. With his wife Emily, one daughter and sons Woolmer R. White (age 22), Chemist and Oilman, and Alfred J. White (age 16).[1]

1891 Residing at 36 Prince George Street, Portsea: Timothy White (age 66 born London All hallows), Merchant. Rith his wife Emily and one daughter.[2]

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ 1881 Census
  2. ↑ 1891 Census
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