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Thomas Rusling (1854 - 1915)

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1912.
1912. Thomas Rusling (centre) with the crew of the Killingholme Ferry. Fred Rusling is at far left.

Captain of the Great Central Railway Ferry, Killingholme.

His sons were Harry Rusling and Fred Rusling.

Fred was killed in Hull in 1941 aged 60 under the classification of civilian war dead.[1]

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