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 | DC: Cox, Willie Gordon (1885)
Willie was four months old when he died. We assume the family were on holiday at Douglas on the Isle of Man |
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| 302 |
 | DC: Crane, Eli (1845)
The illegitimate infant son (second that we know of) of Mary Ann Crane. He was born in 1842. Note surname as Crayne - common for this date in the records |
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| 303 |
 | DC: Crane, Eli (1846)
One of twins born to William Crane and Maria Vickers, Eli died within an hour of death. As was often the case at this time, the surname is spelled 'Crayne' |
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| 304 |
 | DC: Crane, Eli (1847)
The infant son of Charles Crane and Sarah Ann Whitehead |
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| 305 |
 | DC: Crane, Elizabeth (1845)
Born Elizabeth Gibbins (or Gibbons) she had been a widow for over 20 years |
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| 306 |
 | DC: Crane, Elizabeth (1845)
She was the infant daughter of Amos Crane who also marked the informant column of the register. One of three Crane children to die of Scarlet Fever within ten days of one another |
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| 307 |
 | DC: Crane, Henry (1854)
The first born son of Thomas Crane and Mary Ann Bamford |
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| 308 |
 | DC: Crane, Henry (1885)
He was committed to Broadmoor in 1875 for the murder of Thomas Christopher Claypole, the five year old son of Sarah Anne Claypole. |
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| 309 |
 | DC: Crane, Rebecca (1847)
Born Rebecca Robinson, she married John Crane in 1847. The informant was John's brother, Henry. |
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| 310 |
 | DC: Crane, Sophia (1886)
The widow of Amos Crane, she was born Sophia Bradshaw. It appears that she was visiting her daughters in Leicester at the time of her death. |
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| 311 |
 | DC: Crane, Thomas (1847)
The second of twins born to William Crane and Maria Vickers in January 1846, Thomas died aged 13 months. The other twin, Eli, died the day he was born. We note the name of the informant. Born Elizabeth Hipwell, she was the wife of Anthony Beesworth and a near neighbour of the Cranes. |
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| 312 |
 | DC: Crauford, Georgina (1945)
Georgina spent about five years in a nursing home in Royston, Hertfordshire before her death. We note she is wrongly recorded as the widow of William (not Alfred Lane Crauford). She often referred to her husband as "The Captain" |
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| 313 |
 | DC: Craxford, Ada (1867)
Infant daughter of Thomas and Susan Craxford of Cottingham |
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| 314 |
 | DC: Craxford, Albert (1929)
Seventh son of James Craxford and Frances Thomas |
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| 315 |
 | DC: Craxford, Alfred (1856)
Infant son of James Craxford of Clerkenwell. Death was from encephalitis |
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| 316 |
 | DC: Craxford, Alfred Lane (1944)
He died of influenza at a hotel in Torquay. The informant was the mother of his "adopted" son Frank Sydney Craxford |
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| 317 |
 | DC: Craxford, Allan (1891)
Husband of Esther. Phthysis is an old name for tuberculosis |
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| 318 |
 | DC: Craxford, Ann (1853)
Widow of William Craxford, one time landlord of the Carpenter's Arms public house in Kensington |
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| 319 |
 | DC: Craxford, Ann (1869)
Ann Wilkinson formerly of Glooston, Leicester - widow of John Craxford of Middleton |
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| 320 |
 | DC: Craxford, Ann (1875)
She was the spinster daughter of William Craxford, one-time landlord of the Carpenter's Arms in Kensington, London |
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| 321 |
 | DC: Craxford, Ann (1890)
Born Ann Cox; she was the wife of David Craxford |
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| 322 |
 | DC: Craxford, Annie (1883)
We assume this to be the death certificate of Ann Jenner, the widow of Charles Read Craxford. She was last known in 1881 living in Newington, London. We do not know how she came to be an inmate at the Borough Asylum in Ipswich. |
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| 323 |
 | DC: Craxford, Beatrice Lilian (1895)
Daughter of Thomas and Susan Craxford of Cottingham. Phthisis is an old name for pulmonary tuberculosis |
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| 324 |
 | DC: Craxford, Charles (1879)
Cause of death is listed as paralysis although there is no indication of the cause of the paralysis |
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| 325 |
 | DC: Craxford, Charles Herbert (1880)
Death was due to brochitis. His father had died the previous year of 'paralysis' |
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| 326 |
 | DC: Craxford, Charles Sydney (1899)
Infant son of Harry and Ellen Craxford of Kettering |
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| 327 |
 | DC: Craxford, David (1855)
The first infant David from this family to die |
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| 328 |
 | DC: Craxford, David (1860)
The second infant from this family with the name David to die |
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| 329 |
 | DC: Craxford, David (1878)
He was the youngest son of John Craxford and Jane Ashby of Gretton |
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| 330 |
 | DC: Craxford, David (1901)
The infant son of David Craxford and Mary Ann Pollard |
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