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OLIVER, K. MISS > News article, 1889 - see the Events page.

OLIVER, N. MISS > News article, 1889 - see the Events page.

OPPÉ, ALBERT SANVILLE > News article, 1941 - see the Events page.

OPPÉ, ADOLF PAUL > Married Lyonetta Edith TOLLEMACHE between January and March, 1909, within the registration district of Kingston. The full General Register Office (G.R.O.) reference is March quarter, 1909, Kingston, volume 2a, page 505. ITEM 0330 SOURCE: General Register Office Index to Marriages.

OPPÉ, ADOLPHUS PAUL > News article, 1941 - see the Events page.

OPPÉ, ARMIN DANIEL FREDERICK > Son of Albert Sanville and Lilian OPPÉ, baptised 22nd of May, 1918 at Pamber Priory Church. Abode: Pamber Heath. Father's occupation: Barrister. ITEM 0317 SOURCE: Baptism register, Pamber Priory Church.

OPPÉ, DENNIS > Served in Second World War (1939-1945). ITEM 0309 SOURCE: Roll of Honour, Pamber Heath Memorial Hall.

OPPÉ, E. F. MR. > News articles, 1922 - see the Events page.

OPPÉ, ERNEST > Served in Great War (1914-1918). ITEM 0308 SOURCE: Roll of Honour, Pamber Heath Memorial Hall.

OPPÉ, FREDERICK > Served in Second World War (1939-1945). ITEM 0309 SOURCE: Roll of Honour, Pamber Heath Memorial Hall.

OPPÉ, HARRY S. > News article, 1915 - see the Events page.

OPPÉ, HARRY S. > Served in Great War (1914-1918) and gave his life. ITEM 0308 SOURCE: Roll of Honour, Pamber Heath Memorial Hall.

OPPÉ, JOHN, DANIEL > News article, 1907 - see the Events page.

OPPÉ, JOHN DANIEL > News article, 1952 - see the Events page.

OPPÉ, MRS. > News article, 1900 - see the Events page.

OPPÉ, MRS. > News articles, 1905, 1907 - see the Events page.

OPPÉ, MRS. > News articles, 1909, 1910 - see the Events page.

OPPÉ, MRS. > News articles, 1911, 1915, 1917, 1929 - see the Events page.

OPPÉ, MRS. > Pamber Heath. ITEM 0382 SOURCE: Kelly's Directory of Hampshire, 1911.

OPPÉ, MRS. > Pamber Heath. ITEM 0314 SOURCE: Kelly's Directory of Hampshire, 1915.

OPPÉ, MRS. > Pamber Heath. ITEM 0314 SOURCE: Kelly's Directory of Hampshire, 1920.

OPPÉ, MRS. > Pamber Heath House. ITEM 0314 SOURCE: Kelly's Directory of Hampshire, 1927.

OPPÉ, MRS. > Pamber Heath House. ITEM 0314 SOURCE: Kelly's Directory of Hampshire, 1931.

OPPÉ, MRS. > Pamber Heath House. ITEM 0314 SOURCE: Kelly's Directory of Hampshire, 1939.

OPPÉ, PAUL > News article, 1948 - see the Events page.

OPPE, PAULINE > Head, widow, 52, living on own means, born Germany. Children: Adolf P., single, 22, undergraduate, Oxford, Thomas A., single, 20, bank clerk, both born Camberwell, London. Servant: Annie Lawrence, single, 24, cook, domestic, born Bramley, Hants. Servant: Sarah Burrell, single, 20, housemaid, domestic, born Busbridge, Surrey. Living in a private house at Pamber Heath, 1901 and number of rooms occupied not stated. ITEM 0374 SOURCE: Census Returns, provided by the National Archives under the Open Government Licence (see the link at the top of this page).

OPPE, PAULINE > Head, widow, 62, private means, born Hamburg, Germany, British Subject. Total of children born alive to this marriage, 8, still living, 8, died, ,0 (entered by Pauline but struck through by enumerator). Son: Albert S., 42, single, barrister, born Lyons, France. British Subject. Companion: Jessie I. Doucett, 41, widow, companion. Total of children born alive to this marriage, 2, still living, 2, died, ,0 (entered by Pauline but struck through by enumerator). born Brighton, Sussex. Servant: Annie Lambden, 21, single, domestic servant (housemaid), born Tadley, Hants. Servant: Louisa Jerauis ? (illegible), 21, single, domestic servant (parlour maid), born Notting Hill, London. Cook: Elenor West, 28, single, domestic servant (cook), born Pamber Heath, Hants. Living at Pamber Heath House, Pamber Heath, 1911 in a dwelling consisting of 18 rooms. ITEM 0373 SOURCE: Census Returns, provided by the National Archives under the Open Government Licence (see the link at the top of this page).

OPPÉ, PAULINE > Died 8th of June, 1940 at the Red House, Pamber Heath. Probate granted in London on the 3rd of July, 1940 to Adolphus Paul OPPÉ of no occupation. Effects: £29,028 8s 7d. ITEM 0315 SOURCE: Index to Wills.

OPPÉ, PAULINE > News article, 1886 - see the Events page.

OPPÉ, PAULINE > News article, 1940 - see the Events page.

OPPÉ, PAULINE > News articles, 1949 - see the Events page.

OPPÉ, PAULINE > Pamber Heath House. ITEM 0015 SOURCE: Munday's Basingstoke Directory 1916.

OPPÉ, S. A. MR. > News article, 1940 - see the Events page.

OPPÉ, SIEGMUND ARMIN > News articles, 1886, 1915, 1917 - see the Events page.

OPPÉ, SOPHIE MARGUERITE > News article, 1941 - see the Events page.

OPPÉ, SOPHIE MARGUERITE > 'Oppé, Sophie Marguerite of The Red House, Pamber Heath, near Basingstoke, Hampshire, spinster, died 2nd March, 1941 at Fiddington House, Market Lavington, Wiltshire. Administration Llandudno, 5th August to Albert Sanvill Oppé, barrister and Adolphus Paul Oppé C.B. of no occupation. Effects £2220 16s.' ITEM 0368 SOURCE: Probate Registry Index, 1941.

OPPÉ, T. A. MR. > News article, 1910 - see the Events page.

OPPÉ, THOMAS A. > Served in Great War (1914-1918) and gave his life. ITEM 0308 SOURCE: Roll of Honour, Pamber Heath Memorial Hall.

OPPÉ, THOMAS ARMIN > News article, 1917 - see the Events page.

OXHEAD, WILLIAM > News article, 1902 - see the Events page.