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Neale Family

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A small folder of pictures and documents was kindly lodged with the HHA by Stella Sampson.

Do a search on "Neale" to find those which appear in other pages of this website.

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Neale family-01

Marriage Certificate: Joseph Edward Neale to Rachel Meller, 28 Apr 1884.

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Neale family-02
Neale family-02

Marriage Certificate: George Henry Neale to Elsie Hamblin, 11 Apr 1925.

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Neale Family file- Vicar 1925
Neale Family file- Vicar 1925

Postcard (by FW Foulsham, 63 Wokingham Rd, Reading) dated 23 Dec 1923, sent from Rev Wardley King to Mrs Neale, High Street Hungerford, labelled "Vicar 1925"

Neale Family file- Vicar 1925

- Marriage Certificate: Joseph Edward Neale to Rachel Meller, 28th April 1884.

- Marriage Certificate: George Henry Neale to Elsie Hamblin, 11th April 1925.

- Postcard (by FW Foulsham, 63 Wokingham Rd, Reading) dated 23rd December 1923, sent from Rev Wardley King to Mrs Neale, High Street Hungerford, labelled "Vicar 1925".

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Hungerford, England, is a market town of about 5,900 people at the Berkshire / Wiltshire border.
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