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Family Tree
•Albrow - default
• Butters
• Colby
• Dobbs
• Frowen
• Hunt
• Hurren
• Isbell
• Jones
• Kewn
• Kirk
• Littlewood
• Thornton

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Special Feature Pages
• William Albrow 1770
> With historic documents

• William Albrow 1794
> Wherryman

• Christopher Albrow
> 1.The Welsh Regiment in South Africa, Christopher's Medals and morel

> 2. Christopher's life in the army. A Transcription of his Military Record

• William Dobbs
> 2nd. Battalion, The Rifle Brigade

• John Kirk
> Royal Field Artillery

• The Rice Page
> This page is a branch of the Albrow Tree. Featuring Alice Maud Albrow

• The Oliver Page
> This page is a branch of the Albrow Tree. Featuring Alfred Stanley Albrow who was brother to Christopher Frowen and Alice Maud

Arthur Edgar Albrow Page
Brother to William John: Son of William and Fanny

Birthdays, Events and
Anniversaries
Great interactive calendar of special dates. You can send an e-card too.

Related sites
• Albrow UK Website
• www.fairynuff-flowers.co.uk

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A special thank-you to Richard who contacted me and sent this great image which compliments the site and shows the connection that his Great Grandfather had with Christopher Albrow. Let's let him tell it in his own words

My Gt Grandfather Albert Edwin Rees was also in the Welsh Regiment in India at that time, and from his service record, would have been on the same troopship SS Oriental to Malta.

You might be interested in the attached - it's the inside covers from his Army bible.

His service number was 3269 and he was in the 2nd Battalion in India until Feb 1902 when he and 150ish others were shipped to South Africe and joined the 1st Battalion. He came back to Southampton in July 1902.

Albert appears to be doing some nursing duties ( in Wellington ) in August 1897. Also note that Albert mentions that the troopship from Malta to India is called The Malabar.