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Vedeniapine, Alexis Peter Son of Peter Vedeniapine, officer in the Probeshensky. Naturalisation certificate issued 10.01.1948. |
15.02.1916 St Petersburg, Russia - 01.05.1991 Bath district, Somerset |
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Education: Woodford School, Essex; Cirencester Agricultural
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Vickers, Arthur Andrew Son of Walter Vickers (1886-1955), and Margaret O'Connell (1886-). Married (1951, Quebec, Canada) Alyce Rebecca McKenna (20.01.1915 - ?), daughter of Cornelius McKenna (1870-1947), and Elizabeth McGrath (1879-1947); one daughter, one son. |
27.05.1912 Liverpool, Lancashire - 30.10.1965 Dorval, Quebec, Canada |
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Vlasto, Robert Alexander "Robin" Son of Alexandre George "Bob" Vlasto (1897-1935), and Eileen Lazenby (remarried Turner) (1899-?). Engaged (04.1946; 11.1946 broken off) Lavinia Nowill, eldest daughter of Mr & Mrs Charles Magsmor Nowill, of Athens. Married ((06?).1947, Westminster district, Middlesex) Jill Vlasto (née Pollock) (08.07.1924 - 16.05.2004), of The Cottage, Hurst, Berkshire; one son, two daughters. Residence: (1946) Lavender Farm, Ascot, Berkshire. |
09.02.1924 Calcutta, India - 10.2003 Bramdean, Winchester district, Hampshire |
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Education: Charterhouse.
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