Trustee of the Norton Folgate almshouses in 1860.
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John Jones
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Norton Folgate almshouses
These almshouses were erected in the year 1860 for poor inhabitants of the li...
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Gordon Brown
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William Lambe
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Takeshi Araki
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Joseph James Redding
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Guy Nicholls
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S. A. Clarke
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Magnus Manson
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Messrs. Joseph
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