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William Mangles I'Anson

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William Mangles I'Anson (c1872-1926)

Note: the surname is spelt with a capital "i" rather than "l" as it might seem.

1895 student member of Inst Civil Engineers

1911 Residing at Bardencroft, Saltburn by The Sea: William I'Anson (age 64 born Earby), Civil Engineer. With his wife Mary, son William I'Anson (age 38 born Saltburn), Civil Engineer, son Leonard I'Anson (age 31), Solicitor.[1]

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ 1911 Census
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