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William Booth (1833-1921)

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Major-General William Booth (1833-1921)

1911 Living at Rose Duryard, Exeter: William Booth (age 78 born Northallerton), Major-General (Retired). With his wife Eliza E. Booth (age 71 born Woolwich) and their daughter Rachel E. R. Booth (age 43 born Dublin). Three servants.[1]

1921 April 24th. Died. Of Rose Duryard, Exeter. Probate to Eliza Emma Booth, Widow, and William Henry Booth, Major (Retired).


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  1. ↑ 1911 Census
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