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Who's  Who  in  Dulcote  History ... (1)

The following family names comprise a partial list only of individuals and families who have lived in Dulcote.  Those listed below have been found thus far on record from censuses, leases, mortgages, tithe records, public records, post office/trade directories and newspapers as living in Dulcote during the centuries leading up to and including the year of 1919.  

Spellings chosen are after modern names but many versions of each name were discovered.

Please email us if you would like to add to this list ...


1 Old land measurement:
acres/roods/perches
1 acre = 4 roods
40 perches = 1 rood
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