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Living in Diss - 1939

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BULLEN, [WHITE] Emma Jessie
Family Historian Individual Narrative Emma Jessie BULLEN, daughter of James BULLEN (c. 1856- ) and Emma LAST (1856-c. 1940), was born on 9 February 1892 in Diss, Norfolk. She appeared in the census in 1901 at Shelfanger Road in Diss - age 9, living with parents James (45, grocer) and Emma (44), and siblings Joe (11) and Flora (6). Emma was educated at Municipal Secondary Girls School in Norwich, Norfolk from 16 January 1906 to 22 July 1909 and granted exemption from tuition fees by Norfolk Education Committee for 3 years and took up..... View full FH text (See notes below)
Birth:	09.02.1892 : Diss, Norfolk : 1892 Q1 Depwade Norfolk Vol 4B Page 230
Baptism:	15.01.1909 : Diss, Norfolk
Education1:	Attended the Municipal Secondary Girls School in Norwich, 16.01.1906 to 22.07.1909, and granted exemption from tuition fees by Norfolk Education Committee for 3 years and took up a pupil teachership upon leaving
Education2:	Assistant teacher - 1913-1915 in Outwell, Cambridgeshire, 1915-1920 in Coltishall, Norfolk
Education3:	On 01.02.1918 she is recognised by the Teachers Registration Council. Her professional address is given as St. James Villa, Diss.
Education4:	Head Teacher - 1920-1925 in Fersfield, Norfolk, 1925-1926 in Roydon, Norfolk
Marriage:	c. 1946 to William Robert WHITE : 1946 Q3 Staines Middlesex Vol 5F Page 859
1901 Census:	Shelfanger Road, Diss : Age 9, living with parents James (45, grocer) and Emma (44), and siblings Joe (11) and Flora (6) (RG13 Piece 1863 Folio 30 Page 21)
1911 Census:	Shelfanger Road, Diss : Age 19, pupil teacher, living with parents James (55, general shopkeeper) and Emma (54), and siblings Joe (21, assisting in business) and Flora (16) (RG14PN11444 RG78PN624 RD230 SD2 ED2 SN174)
1939 Reg.:	25, Shelfanger Road, Diss, Diss, Norfolk : b. 09.02.1892 : Domestic duties at home (RG101/6524A/009/25 Letter Code: TQBB)
Death:	c. 1968 : 1968 Q2 Acle Norfolk Vol 4B Page 472

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