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From: Allan and Ruth Darvall <>
Subject: Re: Slatter/Osbourne surname interest
Date: Thu, 02 Dec 1999 13:59:38 +0800


Hi Lynda.
Would this be the lad that went to SA. I'm not connected to this family but
I have the 1851 Census for Warrick Devon & Norfolk. I also have the census
for all UK for 1881. You most likely already have this but better twice
than not at all. Happy Hunting. Ruth (West Australia)

Head: SLATTER, Joseph Neighbors 341845
NameRelationshipMarAge SexOccupation Birthplace
Joseph SLATTERHeadM41MMaster WheelwrightWhichford-War
Sarah SLATTERWifeM28F---Bloxham-Oxf
Mary Perrin SLATTERDaur-10FScholarWhichford-War
Alfred SLATTERSon-8MScholarWhichford-War
Sarah Maria SLATTERDaur-5FScholar At HomeWhichford-War
Cammelia SLATTERDaur-2F---Whichford-War
Albret SLATTERSon-5mM---Whichford-War
Address:A Cotage, ---
Census Place:Whichford Shipston on Stour, Warwickshire
PRO Reference:HO/107/2076Folio:412Page:14FHL Film:0087345




At 08:42 PM 01-12-99 -0800, you wrote:
>I would like to thank the list for all the help I have received, including
>Eileen. A very special thank you to Grant Nurden.
>
>I would like to re-post my surname interests before unsubscribing (due to
>Christmas pressures).
>
>SLATTER, Alfred Joseph Payne, born 1841 Birmingham, Warwickshire,
>England. Went to Durban and Johannesburg, South Africa (I would assume
>about 1861 to 1870). Married a Rachael. They had eight children, one
>being Evelyn Maude SLATTER, born about 1870 in South Africa. Evelyn
>married a Frederick OSBORNE. One of Alfred's sons was William Robert
>SLATTER, in Zeerust,Transvaal in 1919.
>
>I would love to hear from anyone that is related or has more information on
>the South African history. I have more English information to share.
>
>Again a special thanks to Grant for the additional information he has given
>me on this family.
>
>Lynda
>British Columbia, Canada (windy and wet here)
>
>
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