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James Eastwood (1874-1942)

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James Eastwood (1874-1942) of Bradbury and Co and then J. H. Motor Engineering Works

1874 August 11th. Born at Oldham the son of Squire Eastwood, a Carter.

1898 Married at Werneth to Lily Carter

1911 Living at 418 Roundthorn Road, Oldham: James Eastwood (age 35 born Oldham), Motor Cycle Foreman. With gis wife Lily, four daughters and two sons.[1]

1939 Living at Oldham, a Sewing Machine Fitter. With his wife Lily and four children.[2]

1942 December 13th. Died, of 111 Brewerton Road, Oldham. Probate to Lily Eastwood.

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ 1911 Census
  2. ↑ 1939 Census
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