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Joseph EVERIST's death record


Entry Information about Joseph Everist
Surname Everist
Given Name Joseph
Record Type Death
Registration Date Jan to Mar 1859
Date of Birth No data (We are afraid, we do not have this information yet.)
District Camberwell
Volume 1d
Page
354
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Transcriber CharlotteB, dlewis

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2014-01-02 Burials in the Cemetery Company's South London Cemetery of All Saints, Nunhead in the parish of St. Giles, Camberwell. Joseph EVERIST of Canal Bridge, Old Kent Road buried 18th March 1859. Age 62. Ref. No. 12595.
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