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James Jones Meldrum

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James Jones Meldrum (c1849- ) founder of Meldrums

1861 Living at New Windsor, Salford: Samuel Meldrum (age 38 born Portsmouth), Methodist New Conversion Minister. With his wife Emma Meldrum (age 39 born Portsmouth) and their four sons; James Jones Meldrum (age 12 born Runcorn); John Wesley Meldrum (age 10 born Runcorn); Thomas Frederick Meldrum (age 8 born Runcorn); and Robert Henry Meldrum (age 5 born Shoreditch).[1]

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  1. ↑ 1861 Census
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