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John Forster

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1917 Lancashire Biographies

John Forster (1853-1927) of Westray and Forster and Forster and Sons

Sons Walter Forster and William Alfred Forster

1875 Left Westray and Forster

1911 Living at Cowley Hill, St Helens: John Forster (age 57 born St. Helens), Constructional Engineer (Manufacturer) - Employer. With his wife Esther Forster (age 55 born St. Helens) and their three sons; William Alfred Forster (age 25 born St. Helens), Glass Manufacturer (Bottles); John Stanley Forster (age 22 born St. Helens), Bank Clerk; and Arthur Clarence Forster (age 19 born St. Helens), Shipping Clerk. Three servants.[1]

1927 December 30th. Died. Of Wynne House, Cowley Hill Lane, St. Helens.

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  1. ↑ 1911 Census
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