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From: "J K gen" <>
Subject: Re: [LON] Transcription Difficulty
Date: Sun, 1 Jul 2007 19:39:48 +0100
References: <002001c7bbdd$d05582e0$2101a8c0@Peter><4687A409.000003.05064@LITTLE-LAPTOP>
In-Reply-To: <4687A409.000003.05064@LITTLE-LAPTOP>

Definitely Kensington, Brazier is his occupation.
Remember commas and full stops are not allowed in Wills, sometimes you find
a pair of brackets instead - though probate law sometimes excluded these.

JK

This thread:

• [LON] Transcription Difficulty by "Peter Rimell" <>
  • Re: [LON] Transcription Difficulty by "Judith Werner" <>
  • Re: [LON] Transcription Difficulty by Ron Lankshear <>
    • Re: [LON] Transcription Difficulty by "Donna Gee" <>
    • Re: [LON] Transcription Difficulty by "Judith Werner" <>
  • Re: [LON] Transcription Difficulty by "Ruth" <>

    • Re: [LON] Transcription Difficulty by "J K gen" <>

    • [LON] Evening Standard - 30th Nov 1930 by "JD" <>
      • Re: [LON] Evening Standard - 30th Nov 1930 by "Janice Aitkens" <>
        • Re: [LON] Evening Standard - 30th Nov 1930 by "pauline davy" <>
          • Re: [LON] Evening Standard - 30th Nov 1930 by "Philip Maddocks" <>
            • Re: [LON] Evening Standard - 30th Nov 1930 by "pauline davy" <>
              • Re: [LON] Evening Standard - 30th Nov 1930 by "Philip Maddocks" <>
            • Re: [LON] Evening Standard - 30th Nov 1930 by "Veronica Barr" <>
      • [LON] Fw: Evening Standard - 30th Nov 1930 by "Paula" <>
        • Re: [LON] Fw: Evening Standard - 30th Nov 1930 by "Andy Hedgcock" <>