Epsom Cemetery Burials 1871 to 1945 - Surnames Q

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Please note: Epsom Union Workhouse was recorded in many official documents as Middle House or 49, Dorking Road, Epsom. This probably stems from the 1904 guidance issued by the Registrar General that workhouse births should be disguised by the use of non-committal addresses. Similar guidance relating to deaths was only issued in 1919. After the workhouse was closed the buildings became Epsom Hospital.

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Last Name	First Name(s)	Description	Age at Death	Place of Death	Date of Burial			Grave No.	Register No.
Quarman	Edward Thomas	Child	13 days	Middle House, Dorking Rd, Epsom	11	November	1933	F481	8545
Quickenden	Ann	widow	80	Netherne, Merstham	5	March	1934	K459	8624
Quickenden	Edmund	Brickmaker	80	13 Middle Lane, Epsom	3	December	1930	K459	7906
Quickenden	Edward	son of Edward Quickenden	8	Lintons Lane, Epsom	29	April	1886	B101	1515
Quickenden	Thomas Henry	son of Edward Quickenden	3	East St, Epsom	4	November	1885	B101	1438
Quickenden	William Arthur	son of Edward Quickenden	3	Lintons Lane, Epsom	21	October	1889	B101	1902
Quickfall	Mary	Inmate of Union	68	Epsom Union Workhouse	10	September	1894	E437	2522
Quilley	Ruth Georgina		25	65 Chadacre Rd, Ewell	12	December	1945	Q172	12803
Quinton	William James	Painter	62	73 Hook Rd, Epsom	8	September	1928	F205A	7460
Quittenden	Henry	a soldier	34	The Horton War Hospital, Epsom	14	March	1919	K653	6062

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