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Notes for George BARNHAM

The births of two persons named George Barnham were registered in Brentford (near Isleworth) in 1848, one during the first quarter of the year and the other during the fourth quarter. Both appear in this genealogy, together with their respective family groups.

George Barnham, age 23 years, was enumerated in the 1871 England Census living with his parents and siblings in Isleworth, Middlesex and working as a hinge forger.

1881 England Census about George Barnham. Name: George Barnham; Age: 33; Estimated birth year: abt 1848; Relation: Head; Spouse's name: Jimmaih; Gender: Male; Where born: London Teddington, London, Middlesex, England; Civil parish: Wolverhampton; County/Island: Staffordshire; Country: England; Street address: 32 Ward Street; Condition as to marriage: Married; Occupation: Forger Blacksmith; Registration district: Wolverhampton; Sub-registration district: Wolverhampton Eastern; ED, institution, or vessel: 22; Household Members: George Barnham, 33; George Barnham, 8; James Barnham, 3; Jimmaih Barnham, 27; Thomas Barnham, 9 mo.; William Barnham, 5.

[Note: Teddington is an area of London on the north bank of the River Thames, between Hampton Wick and Twickenham. It stretches inland from the Thames to Bushy Park and forms part of the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames. Other sources show George's birthplace as Isleworth, Middlesex.]

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