BOAGEY VOTERS,MIDDLETON by OLWYN HART

From the Voters Register Middleton 1934/35;  BOAGEY


 29  Commercial Street. Thomas Iveson Boagey, Joseph Cowan Allery, Mary Jane Allery
Edward Allen, Frances Allen.

 
  2/3   Sea Terrace.   James Greenwood, Emma Greenwood, Joseph Greenwood,
  David Allen Boagey, Florence  Boagey


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