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Trying to find Holehouse
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Gill | Report | 14 Feb 2004 19:08 |
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Hi, This could be soemthing to do with my family whom I recently discovered, having been adopted at the age of 2. My mother was Emma Holehouse and lived in 4 Gloucester cottages, Knaphill, where I was born (hope I got that address right, I am doing this from memory) She was a twin and her brother was called Walter, born 1912. Their mother had 13 children, she was called Emma Mariner before her marriage to ....... Holehouse. Emma Holehouse had three daughters, myself and my two half sisters, Pam and Margaret. Dennis is a name I recognise as he was someone mentioned as a cousin of ours. I would be very pleased to go further on this. Kind regards Gill Osborne |
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