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By Paul McNeil Posted on February 7, 2020March 9, 2020

Not “Jossa” South London Family (Part 4)


Charles joined the 8th Hussars, took the signing on bounty, then promptly deserted with the money

Categories: Celebrity, genealogyTags: Barking, Canada, Canadian Field Artillery, CFA, Charles Jossa, Essex, Hard Labour, I'm a celebrity, Jacqueline Jossa, Jossa, Plumstead, royal navy, Toronto, US Marine Corps, woolwich

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