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Living in Diss - 1939

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LEGGETT, Henry Charles
Family Historian Individual Narrative Henry Charles LEGGETT, son of Henry LEGGETT (c. 1856-c. 1945) and Emilt HALL (c. 1855-c. 1922), was born circa 1885 in South Lopham, Norfolk. The 1891 Census (held on 5 Apr 1891) shows Henry at Fen Street in Wortham, Suffolk - 5, living with parents Henry (35, threshing machine engine driver) and Emily (36), and siblings Ernest (13) and Evaline (2). At the ?me of the 1901 Census, Henry was living at Low Common in South Lopham - 15, agricultural labourer [names Charles], living with parents Henry..... View full FH text (See notes below)
Birth:	1885 : South Lopham, Norfolk : 1885 Q4 Guiltcross Norfolk Vol 4B Page 257
1891 Census:	Wortham, Suffolk : 5, living with parents Henry (35, threshing machine engine driver) and Emily (36), and siblings Ernest (13) and Evaline (2). (RG12 Piece 1459 Folio 153 Page 9 Schedule 43)
1901 Census:	South Lopham, Norfolk : 15, agricultural labourer [names Charles], living with parents Henry (41, agricultural labourer) and Emily (44), and sisters Eva (12, scholar) and Gertrude (9, scholar). (RG13 Piece 1866 Folio 23 Page 10 Schedule 64)
1911 Census:	South Lopham, Norfolk : 25, farm labourer, living with parents Henry (54, farm labourer) and Emily (56), sister Gerty Lousie (19), and nephew Gordon (1). (RG14 PN11746 RD239 SD2 ED19 SN82)
1939 Reg.:	n/a
Military:	Very little has been found about Henrry' military career. The Absent Voters list for South Lopham names Charles H as: 4015; Leggett, Charles Henry; Low Common; 21044 Pte., 2nd Bn. Queen's [Royal West Surrey Regiment]. This is also seen in his medal card.

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