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| Father | Mother | |
| George John James Keeling | Emily Bolt | |
| (1853 - 1902) | (1852) | |
| Archibald Albert Keeling | ||
| Born 21/11/1881 in Wimborne Road, Longfleet, Poole, Dorset [freebmd] | ||
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| Married | ||
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| Siblings | ||
| George Albert H. Keeling (1880) | ||
| Emily Kate Keeling (1884 - 1957) | ||
| William Ernest Keeling (1885 - 1938) | ||
| Elsie Alice Keeling (1887) | ||
| Douglas Harry Keeling (1889 - 1931) | ||
| Leslie Alfred Stanley Keeling (1891) | ||
| Children | ||
| Ernest Archibald Keeling (1912 - 1997) | ||
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| Extra information | ||
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The 1891 census says that, at the age of 9, he was living with his family at
135 Holdenhurst Road, Bournemouth.
The 1901 census says that, at the age of 19, he was living with his family at 15 Lytton Road, Bournemouth, and working as a carpenter's apprentice. The 1911 census says that, at the age of 29, he was living with his family at 15 Lytton Road, Bournemouth, and working at home as an agent for the United Yeast Company. He was a private in the army (Army Service Corps) from 11/12/1915. He was in Winchester for a medical examination on 13/10/1916. On 28/05/1918, he contracted amoebic dysentry and malaria in Salonika, Greece. By 17/03/1919, he was living at 297 Holdenhurst Road, Bournemouth, and was in fair general health. On 28/12/1938, he attended the funeral of his brother, William Ernest Keeling, in Hounslow. | ||
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