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John Stead

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John Stead (c1856- )

c883 Birth of son John Arthur Stead

1911 Living at Hathersage Via Sheffield: John Stead (age 55 born Horsforth) Steel Pin and Wire Manufacturer - Hackle, Gill, Comb and Card Pins used in Textile Trade - Employer. With his wife Hannah Eliza Stead (age 56 born Milford, Derbyshire) and their four daughters; Edith Stead (age 27 born Horsforth), Teacher, Private School; Alice Stead (age 23 born Horsforth); El Nellie Stead (age 23 born Horsforth), Clerk, Bookkeeper and Cashier; and Elsie Stead (age 22 born Horsforth), Packer of Steel Pins.[1]

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  1. ↑ 1911 Census
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