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Rush Green Farm, Roydon (Liberty of Little Amwell), Essex.
George aged 40, farmer of 150 acres employing 7 men and 1 boy. Mary aged 34. William aged 9. George aged 7. Henry aged 5. Thomas aged 1. Stanley aged 3 months. Mary aged 12. Julia aged 10. Plus 1 servant.
6 Carter Lane + 10-15 Sermon Lane + 2,3,4 Knowles Court, Castle Baynard, London.
William aged 19, warehouseman, boarding in one of the hostels run by Messrs Cook Son and Co, wholesale clothing traders and drapers.
39 Balfour Road, Islington.
William aged 29, commercial traveller. Carrie aged 33. Arthur Wells aged 37, brother-in-law, accountant. Plus 1 servant.
104 Wood Vale, Camberwell.
William aged 39, merchant's clerk. Caroline aged 35. Plus 1 servant.
16 Shadella Road, Camberwell.
William aged 49, colonial buying agent. Caroline aged 48. Plus 1 servant.
"Akerdene" Belsize Road, Worthing.
William aged 59, commission agent. Caroline aged 63. Plus 1 servant.

William Akers and William Paine[/caption] A postcard produced to celebrate the coronation of George V and Queen Mary in 1911. These two were neighbours in Belsize Road and they are both buried at Heene. The one leaning on the gate at Akerdene is William Iredale Akers and the other by the Fernlea gate is William Paine. FoHC Acknowledge the Geoffrey Godden Collection and Worthing Library Service, for the permission to publish these photographs.