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Born 20th October 1883 London, George Valentine Williams is recorded in the 1891 as living at 4 St Quintin Avenue, Kensington, London [the property still exists], with his parents George W [sic] [b.1840 London], Matilda A [b.1849 ? Ireland] and five sisters; Blanche F [b.1873 Paris, France], Matilda B [b.1878 London], Violet M [b.1880 London], Lynworth [sic] C [b.1882 London] and Mildred A [b.1887 London] along with his mother’s brother and three domestic servants. His father’s occupation is given as “Editor in Chief – unreadable”
A version of his family tree on Ancestry.com gives his father’s name as George Douglas Williams and lists other siblings; Frederick S [b.1882] and Douglas [b.1892]. The name Lynworth is a transcription error, the name being Hyacinth C.
Additional information is his marriage to Alice Crawford, the date is not given.
He died on 20th November 1946.

George V Williams married Alice Crawford in the second quarter of 1916 - Reg District St. George, Hanover Square, London.

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The CWGC has this: JONES, STUART KIRBY Rank: Lieutenant Date of Death: 18/09/1914 Age: 25 Regiment/Service: Army Veterinary Corps attd. 25th Bde. Royal Field Artillery Grave Reference 1. 1. Cemetery LES GONARDS CEMETERY, VERSAILLES Additional Information: Son of William and Alexandrina Jones. Bom at Wavertree, Liverpool. Graduate of Liverpool University. M.R C.V S.

In 1901, Stuart, aged 12, born Wavertree, Liverpool, lived at 53 Borrowdale Road, Wavertree, Liverpool with his father - William, aged 51, born Bagilt, Flintshire, dentist, druggist and chemist, his mother - Alexandrina, aged 51, born Liverpool and his siblings - Edward R, aged 23, born Wavertree, grain merchant, George M, aged 21, born Wavertree, fruit broker, Harriet A, aged 20, born Wavertree, secretary to dentist, and William B G, aged 14, born Wavertree.

In 1911, Stuart, aged 22, was boarding at Pensarn, Abergele, Denbighshire, Wales - he was an unmarried veternary student.

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Antonin Dubost was president of the French Senate.