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KEVIN NEEDS HELP IN THE UK

Hi there. I am trying to trace a birth date and place of John Hutchinson. he was born in England abt June 1864 (This date taken from his D/N/) He subsequently immigrated to Cape Town South Africa. He married Ellis Andrica Hayward (b 7/2/1869), and at one time lived in Diep River, Cape Town.Their children were Cecil John b 1896, Constance Winifred b 1894, Charles Albert b 1899 and Harold b 1900. He died in Woodstock, Cape Town aged 87. Family rumour has it that he came from one of the Northern Cities of England like Birmingham or manchester.
Thanks, Kevin
kdobson@telkomsa.net

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