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Named in the 1911 census summary. In the 1901 census, the address is unnamed, but at 66 Duke street.
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Residents at this address.
1901/Thomas Powell/Beer House Keeper/42/Wilcove, Cornwall,/Census
1901/Mary E Powell/Wife/36/Saltash, Cornwall/Census
1901/Fredrick Powell/Son/14/Millbrook, Cornwall,/Census
1901/Frank Powell/Son/7/Devonport, Devon/Census
1901/Edward Powell/Son/6/Devonport, Devon/Census
1901/Dorothy Powell/Daughter/2/Devonport, Devon/Census
1901/Ethel Powell/Daughter/2 months/Devonport, Devon/Census
1901/John Collier/Boarder/34/Stadiscombe, Devon/Census
1911/Peter William Blair/Publican/43/Studland Bay, Dorset/Census
1911/Kate Blair/Wife, Assistant/40/Tavistock, Devon/Census
1911/Charles Owen Blair/Son/12/Tavistock, Devon/Census
1911/Walter Edward Blair/Son/8/Devonport, Devon/Census
1911/William Leslie Blair/Son/6/Dartmouth, Devon/Census
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Bridport Inn (The), 66, Duke Street. Licence refused. October 1916 - Records held at the Plymouth Archives