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Member Since: November 2004 Posts: 169 Send Message	Stanley	Report	26 Dec 2005 21:15
	Can anyone connect to a WILLIAM TURNER born around 1861/1871 pos born in Pancras was a Kitchen Porter in 1913 and lived in STANHOPE STREET. his wife was AMY HOPKINSON b1863 12 Alston Road. South Mimms, Barnet , they married at Barnet in 1893. They lived in Camden Town. London. NW1. Known address was 65 Robert Street and 105 ? Stanhope Street. Camden Town. AMY had a twin sister called AGNESS who married at the same time.

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