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Maxwell Penman

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Maxwell Penman (1879- ) of A. C. Penman

1879 August 29th. Born at Castle Douglas the son of James B. Penman, Coach Builder, and his wife Jane.

1901 Living at 25 Cotton Street, Kelton, Dumf: James B. Penman (age 68 born Durrisdeer, Dumf), Coach Builder. With his wife Jane Penman (age 60 born Durrisdeer, Dumf) and their three sons; Maxwell Penman (age 22 born Kelton), carriage Maker; James Penman (age ? born Kelton); and George Penman (age 20 born Kelton), Bicycle Maker. One servant.[1]

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  1. ↑ 1901 Census
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