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301		P0904 'TEALTA' Westwood Ho, Abbotsham, Devon 2004 Rear view of 'TEALTA', the front elevation which appears to be a later addition, the original cottage with chimney stack is visible to the rear from this angled view.
302		P0905 'TEALTA' Westwood Ho, Abbotsham, Devon 2004 View from 'TEALTA' looking south towards Pusehill and Rickard's Down beyond.
303		P1001 'Clifton House' Westwood Ho, Devon 2004 Front view of Clifton House. The 1881 Census lists William Slee and Thirza Slee (nee Champion) and their children as living here. The Census also lists Thirza's father John Champion and her brother Samuel Champion both farm labourers living at the premises.
304		P1002 'Clifton House' Westwood Ho, Devon 2004 Rear view of Clifton House. From the 1881 Census record it is unclear whether the rear part of the building existed. It may have been a later extension.
305		P1003 'Clifton House' Westwood Ho, Devon 2004 A sliding door retained as a feature to the property adjacent to Clifton House. Thirza's husband Willian Slee was a Carter by profession, the sliding door most likely was the entrance to stables where he would have kept his horse(s) and cart.
306		P1004 'Clifton House' Westwood Ho, Devon 2004 Outhouse at rear of Clifton House, possibly used as a store during the time William and Thirza Slee were living here.
307		P1051 Downes Farm, Monkleigh, Devon Track to Downes Farm viewed from Loxdown Road
308		P1052 Downes Farm, Monkleigh, Devon Downes Farm is a Grade II listed Georgian Farm House built c1850. The house is shown on the 1842 Tithe Map. According to the 1857 Billings Directory it was rebuilt for George Cooper, the land agent for the Pine-Coffin family estate.
309		P1101 Barry Docks, Glamorgan Barry Docks
310		P1102 Barry Docks, Glamorgan Barry Docks 1890s
311		P1103 Barry Docks, Glamorgan Barry Docks
312		P1104 Barry Dock Harbour, Glamorgan Barry Dock Harbour, 1910
313		P1105 Barry Docks, Glamorgan Barry Docks, 1900
314		P1106 Barry Docks, Glamorgan Barry Docks, 1910
315		P1107 Barry Docks, Glamorgan Looking down Dock View Road, Barry Docks
316		P1108 Barry Docks, Glamorgan Ariel view of Barry Docks
317		P1201 Thompson Street, Barry, Glamorgan Thompson Street, Barry, Glamorgan early 20th century
318		P1202 Thompson Street, Barry, Glamorgan Thompson Street, Barry, Glamorgan
319		P1203 Thompson Street, Barry, Glamorgan Thompson Street, Barry, Glamorgan
320		P1204 Thompson Street, Barry, Glamorgan Thompson Street, Barry, Glamorgan about 1910
321		P1205 Thompson Street, Barry, Glamorgan Thompson Street, Barry, Glamorgan about 1900
322		P1206 Thompson Street, Barry, Glamorgan Thompson Street, Barry, Glamorgan about 1910
323		P1207 Thompson Street, Barry, Glamorgan View from the Post Office on the corner of Thompson Street and Dock View Road looking down Thompson Street, Barry, Glamorgan
324		P1301 Amy Evans Voluntary Hospital, Holton Road, Barry, Glamorgan, On the 15 September 1915 Samuel Champion died at The Voluntary Hospital. Amy Evans, the Matron of the hospital was present at his death.
325		P1302 High Street, Barry, Glamorgan High Street, Barry, Glamorgan
326		P1303 Show Ground, Barry Island, Glamorgan Show Ground, Barry Island, Glamorgan
327		P1304 Landing Stage, Barry Island, Glamorgan Landing Stage, Barry Island, Glamorgan
328		P1305 Old Port, Barry, Glamorgan Old Port, Barry, Glamorgan
329		P1401 George Potts Street, Westoe, South Shields John James Champion was born at 113 George Potts Street, Westoe, South Shields on the 13 September 1888
330		P1402 St Hilda's Church, South Shields 1900s St Hilda's Church viewed from Ferry Street
331		P1403 St Hilda's Church, South Shields circa. 19th, early 20th century John James Champion was baptised at St Hilda's Church on the 24 October 1888
332		P1404 St Hilda's Church, South Shields St Hilda's Church, South Shields today viewed from the park
333		P1405 St Hilda's Church, South Shields Inside view of St Hilda's Church today
334		P1501 Silver Street, Bideford, Devon c1884 Silver Street looking towards the Panner Market. Bottom left of the picture you can just see part the front wall entrance leading to The Bible Christian Chapel
335		P1502 Silver Street, Bideford, Devon 1900 Silver Street looking towards Meddon Street
336		P1503 13 Strand, Bideford, Devon Premises where Elizabeth Champion was employed as a General Servant in 1881
337		P1504 The Bible Christian Chapel, Bideford, Devon 1910-14 This Chapel was originally known as The Zion Chapel. Built in Silver Street in 1844 and closed as a Chapel in 1913/14. Used as a Glove Factory until 1987, when the premises became a snooker hall.	Elizabeth CHAMPION
338		P1505 The Bible Christian Chapel, Bideford, Devon 2004 Built in 1844 and later served as a Glove Factory until 1987, before being converted into a snooker hall and eventually demolished in 2004.
339		P1506 Panner Meaws, Silver Street, Bideford, Devon 2008 The site location where the Bible Christian Chapel was built in 1844.
340		P1601 St Mary's Church, Tenby, Glamorgan Resting place of Thirza (Champion) Slee and William Slee
341		P1701 Edgeware Street, Edge Hill, Liverpool Kenneth Gordon Champion was born at 103 Edgeware Street on the 7 September 1907
342		P1751 Weston Point, Runcorn, Cheshire Weston Point, Runcorn 1891
343		P1752 Weston Point, Runcorn, Cheshire Weston Point, Runcorn 1900s
344		P1753 Weston Point, Runcorn, Cheshire Weston Point, Runcorn today
345		P1771 Runcorn Docks, Cheshire Runcorn Docks 1910
346		P1772 Runcorn Docks, Cheshire Runcorn Docks
347		P1773 Runcorn Docks, Cheshire Runcorn Docks
348		P1801 City of London Cemetery and Cremetorium Entrance Manor Park Zaccheus Charles Northover ashes were scattered in the Garden of Rest in August 1965	Zaccheus Charles NORTHOVER
349		P1811 Kirkee WW2 War Cemetery, Khadki, Maharashtra, India Serjeant Charles Henry OZIER 1602724, Royal Artillery, died 01 June 1945, East/West Africa. Grave/Memorial Reference: Plot 3; Row C; Grave 1	Charles Henry OZIER
350		V0101 SS Sound Fisher Oil painting of SS Sound Fisher by Rueben Chappell	Samuel CHAMPION