was the son of Robert Jepson, grandson of James Jepson. Was living at 19 Oliver Street, Linthorpe, Middlesborough by the 1891 Census.
He went back to Lye, Worcestershire, to find a wife, and that's where he met Alice Lavender, and brought her back to Middlesborough.
He like his father, were Stokers at the pig-iron foundry in Middlesborough. He was also a Cooper by trade.
He went back to Lye, Worcestershire, to find a wife, and that's where he met Alice Lavender, and brought her back to Middlesborough.
He like his father, were Stokers at the pig-iron foundry in Middlesborough. He was also a Cooper by trade.
was the son of Robert Jepson, grandson of James Jepson. Was living at 19 Oliver Street, Linthorpe, Middlesborough by the 1891 Census.
He went back to Lye, Worcestershire, to find a wife, and that's where he met Alice Lavender, and brought her back to Middlesborough.
He like his father, were Stokers at the pig-iron foundry in Middlesborough. He was also a Cooper by trade.
He went back to Lye, Worcestershire, to find a wife, and that's where he met Alice Lavender, and brought her back to Middlesborough.
He like his father, were Stokers at the pig-iron foundry in Middlesborough. He was also a Cooper by trade.
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