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1851 English Census other occupants:- Henry Chapman. Visitor. Unmarried. Age 43. Born Folkestone. (Probably Fuller’s brother.) George Chapman. Lodger. Married. Age 35. Born Ashford. (Probably no relation.) |
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1861 Census other occupant:- Isaac Chapman. Lodger. Unmarried. Age 60. Mariner. (Probably Fuller’s brother.) |
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1881 Census other occupant:- Charles Brumly. Age 14. Baker’s boy. Born Folkestone. |
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Fuller Chapman appears on the 1887 Folkestone Street Directory as follows:- 57 Radnor Street, CHAPMAN Fuller, baker. At this time he was aged 76. In 1891, Isaac Boorn and Company had taken over the bakery at 57 Radnor Street. |
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From Louise Hall: In the "Incomplete History" written by my father, he makes reference to some of his Grandfather's personal effects that he received shortly after WW II. One of the items is a locket which I have in my possession. The photo inside is indeed Fuller Chapman and in addition to the photo, the locket contained a lock of hair - sandy blonde with a slight curl. From Annie & Bill Stuart: The word in large letters was "MIZPAH" which is Hebrew. The writing at the top is "GEN XXX1 CH." Below the word "MIZPAH" the wording is "49 VR" A quick look at Genesis chapter 23 verse 49 shows:- "and the pillar Mizpah, for he said, "The LORD watch between you and me, when we are absent one from the other." The word Mizpah means watch tower or lookout. |
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