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What an interesting thread. My ancestors Nellie, Ethel and Ann were ladies outfitters according to the 1921 census with a shop (The Misses Williams ? ) in Icknield Street. The census says no 112 which matches a 1956 Kelly's directory entry listed in this thread.
No problem. I did wonder when I came across a Rawlins tree on Ancestry. I'm aware of a 'Shelley Fisher' connection in the USA but I don't have all the details about Eliza Baker (1815-1902).