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Walter Moyse

married 24 April 1834 at Kings Lynn Ann Oxley born circa 1810

Georgina Anne b. c1837 Kate Alice b. c1855

children of Walter and Ann Oxley Moyse Georgina Moyse Notes: At the time of the 1881 census she was living with her mother, Ann Moyses, widow, and three sisters, in King Street, Kings Lynn. There are no children in the house.  married circa June 1871 Kings Lynn 2 Thomas Elijah Oxley Kendall 1 1845-1880 Queen's Messenger, Foreign Office (1871) 3 of 8 Fitzwilliam Road, Clapham, Surrey 4 born 7 February 1845, Stanford-le-Hope, Essex 5 died 19 February 1880, Clapham, London Anne Moyse born circa 1837 born circa 1837, Kings Lynn Kate Alice Moyse born circa 1855 born circa 1855, Kings Lynn

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5 Census 1871, Census of 1871, (downloaded from Ancestry.co.uk) RG 9/1257 - 4 Thomas E.O. Kendall, son, unm., aged 16, Clerk to Corn Merchant &Brewer, born Essex, Stanford le Hope

4 Census 1871, Census of 1871, (downloaded from Ancestry.co.uk) RG 10, 697 - page 2 Thomas E.O. Kendall, head of household, widower, aged 26, Queens Messenger, Foreign Office, born Essex, Stanford le Hope

3 Census 1871, Census of 1871, (downloaded from Ancestry.co.uk) RG 10, 697 - page 2 Thomas E.O. Kendall, head of household, widower, aged 26, Queens Messenger, Foreign Office, born Essex, Stanford le Hope

1 Census 1871, Census of 1871, (downloaded from Ancestry.co.uk) RG 10, 697 - page 2 Thomas E.O. Kendall, head of household, widower, aged 26, Queens Messenger, Foreign Office, born Essex, Stanford le Hope

2 General Registry Office, (currently named the Office of National Statistice), Indexes of birth, marriages and deaths for England and Wales, as indexed on http:/www.freebmd.rootsweb.com King's Lynn, vol 4b, page 579 June quarter Georgina Moyse and Thomas O Oxley both indexed at this reference