Origins of the Whalebone surname

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    In 1921, most Whalebones lived in london

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    12 Whalebone Travel & migration records
    470 Whalebones found in all Census records

    Interesting facts about Whalebone

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    Martha

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    Common jobs for Whalebones

    Men and women often performed different types of jobs, so these are displayed by gender to maintain their historical accuracy.

    Commmon female occupations for Whalebones in 1921

    No Occupation

    4

    Sailor

    4

    Domestic

    2

    Housemaid Domestic

    2

    Sewing Machinist

    2

    Commmon male occupations for Whalebones in 1921

    General Labourer

    3

    Mariner

    3

    Master

    3

    Blacksmith

    2

    Caulker

    2

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