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Elizabeth Hollands, daughter of William Holland, railway platelayer and Anne Holland
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Date
Type
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1871
Born
In the Parish of Chiddingstone, Kent
1881 Census
Chiddingstone, Kent
 
3rd April 1881
Census
At Bow Beach in the Parish of Chiddingstone, Kent; Elizabeth Hollands, F, Daughter, single, age 10, born Chiddingstone, Kent; occupation: scholar
1881 Census
Chiddingstone, Kent

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Holland, Hollands, Hollandes, Hallands, Hollans, Hollards, Hollonds family records
The ancestral pedigree of Elizabeth Hollands
  
 William Holland
railway platelayer		m: c 1845Anne 
 b: 1824 Edenbridge, Kent  b: 1825 Sherwell Town, Devon 
  
     
 Emma Thomas John Frederick Elizabeth
 b: 1862 Edenbridge, Kent b: 1864 Edenbridge, Kent b: 1866 Edenbridge, Kent b: 1867 Edenbridge, Kent b: 1871 Chiddingstone, Kent
      
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