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Living in Diss - 1939

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HOLDEN, Henry Amos
Family Historian Individual Narrative Henry Amos HOLDEN, son of Amos HOLDEN (c. 1863-1939) and Emma Susan BUXTON (c. 1865- ), was born on 22 October 1896 in South Lopham, Norfolk. The 1901 Census (held on 31 Mar 1901) shows Henry at Diss Road in South Lopham - 4, living with parents Amos (37, farmer) and Emma Susan (36), and siblings Stanley (2) and Ruth (3m)...... View full FH text (See notes below)
Birth:	22.10.1896 : South Lopham, Norfolk : 1896 Q4 Guiltcross Vol 4B Page 263
Marriage:	1930 to Ivy M WORBY : 1930 Q3 Norwich Norfolk Vol 4B Page 396
1901 Census:	South Lopham, Norfolk : 4, living with parents Amos (37, farmer) and Emma Susan (36), and siblings Stanley (2) and Ruth (3m). (RG13 Piece 1866 Folio 25 Page 14 Schedule 90)
1911 Census:	South Lopham, Norfolk : 14, scholar, living with father Amos (married, 43, farmer), housekeeper Harriet BAILEY (50), and siblings Stanley (12, scholar) and Ruth (10, scholar). (RG14 PN11746 RD239 SD2 ED19 SN109)
1939 Reg.:	Lime Tree Farm, South Lopham, Norfolk : b. 22.10.1896, farmer, living with wife Ivy M (b. 23.02.1904, unpaid domestic duties) and brother Stanley (b. 08.10.1898, farmer). : Farmer (RG101/6588J/002/15 Letter Code: TSDJ)
Death:	1973
Memorial:	Suth Lopham, Norfolk : In loving / memory of / HENRY AMOS / HOLDEN / who died 10th Jan 1973 / aged 76 years / RIP.
Military:	Nothing has been found about Henry's military career except for a South Lopham Absent Voter enret showihng hime resdient at Lime Tree Farm and in the 1st Norfolks.

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