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Hugh L. Machell, solicitor
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Type
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1852
Born
At Barrow on Humber in the County of Lincolnshire
1881 Census
Sevenoaks, Kent
 
c 1874
Married
Helena
 
 
1877
Birth of a son
Lancelot at Woodford in the County of Essex
1881 Census
Sevenoaks, Kent
 
1878
Birth of a son
Julian at Woodford in the County of Essex
1881 Census
Sevenoaks, Kent
 
3rd April 1881
Census
At Mansa Cottage, Ivy Lodge in the Parish of Sevenoaks, Kent; Hugh L. Machell, M, Head, married, age 29, born Barrow on Humber, Lincoln; occupation: solicitor
1881 Census
Sevenoaks, Kent

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The ancestral pedigree of Hugh L. Machell, solicitor
  
 Hugh L. Machell
solicitor		m: c 1874Helena 
 b: 1852 Barrow on Humber, Lincolnshire  b: 1854 Woodford, Essex 
  
  
 Lancelot Julian
 b: 1877 Woodford, Essex b: 1878 Woodford, Essex
   
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