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Anthony Cadywould 1766-1839 Elizabeth Ninham circa 1776-1846 James Cadywould 1801-1865 Elizabeth Harmer born circa 1803

Henry George Cadywould 1 cabinet maker, paper hanger and had the herring contract for the Yarmouth workhouse (1881) 2 of 1881 - 16 Newthorpe Street, Nottingham 1901 - 1 Queen Street, Yarmouth 3 born 10 September 1842, Yarmouth 4 Notes: reconstructions of this family based on the 1881 census and on the account by his son, Henry James Cadywould, of his life, Life's Journey

married (1) 1862 5 Mary Boyce circa 1843-1870

Henry James 1866 - aft.1914 George b. c1863 Eliza 3 other children who died in

married (2) 1870 14 Ruth S. Howard born circa 1848

Richard W. b. c1872 Rosa b. c1874 Albert E. b. c1878 Susan b. c1880 Alice b. c1885

children of Henry George and Mary Cadywould Henry James Cadywould 1866-after 1914 warehouse porter (1881) 6 of 18 Newthorpe Street, Nottingham 7 born 29 November 1866, 77/78 Tower Road, Great Yarmouth 8 died after 1914 9 Notes: around 1914 he wrote Life's Journey, an account of his life and some events in it that he thought worthy of note. (info: Norwich Record Office - photocopy of Life's Journey) George Cadywould born circa 1863 railway porter (1881) 10 of 18 Newthorpe Street, Nottingham born circa 1863, Yarmouth 11 Eliza Cadywould of Nottingham 12  married before 1887 unknown Clarkston 13 of Nottingham 3 other children who died in Infancy buried Blundeston children of Henry George and Ruth S. Cadywould Richard W. Cadywould born circa 1872 born circa 1872, Yarmouth Rosa Cadywould born circa 1874 born circa 1874, Yarmouth Albert E. Cadywould born circa 1878 born circa 1878, Yarmouth Susan Cadywould born circa 1880 born circa 1880, Nottingham Alice Cadywould born circa 1885 born circa 1885, Nottingham 15

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