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* John James Edward Keating (b. 1854 Plumstead, Kent, Eng. - d. 1924 Canterbury, Kent, Eng.).

** John William Keating (b. 1882 Hoxton, Eng. - d. 1963 Brighton, Sussex, Eng.), employed in 1901-1902 as a porter at the Peckham [[Railroad|railway]] station for the London, Brighton & South Coast company. 1912-1915 an apprentice to his father as a painter. In 1915, he enlisted with the Australian Imperial Forces for WWI. In 1939 , he was employed as an air raid warden and cook. 1st wife: Naomi E. Hobday/Harvey Keating (b. 1891), employed in 1939 as a blind housekeeper in Bexhill. 2nd wife (1952 @ Brighton, Eng.): Lucy Pennifold Keating ** James David Keating '''+1921-1933+''' (b. 1884 Hoxton, London, Eng.; emig. 1910; d. 1959 Vancouver, BC). In 1921, James was employed as an accountant for a [[Railroad|railway]] office. Wife: Florence Lilian Mayes Keating '''+1921-1933+''' (b. 1877 Charlwood, Surrey, Eng.; emig. 1910; d. 1963 Vancouver, BC).

*** Winnifred Florence Eunice Keating Anstey '''+1921+''' (b. 1913 Regina, [[Saskatchewan|SK]] - d. 1996 Penticton, BC). Husband: Harry Francis Anstey '''?''' (b. 1915 Eng. - d. 1996 Penticton, Okanagan-Similkameen, BC). See '''Anstey''' family.** Benjamin Arthur Keating (b. 1887 Islington, London, Eng.)** Lydia Martha Keating (b. 1889 Islington, London, Eng. - d. 1952 Isle of Wight, Eng.) Never married. ** Sarah Minnie Keating Edmonds (b. 1891 Hackney, London, Eng. - d. 1943 Birmingham, Warwickshire, Eng.) Husband (1922 @ Brentford, Middlesex, Eng.): George Edmonds.** Thomas Archer/Alexander Keating (b. 1892 Hackney, London, Eng. - d. 1971 Christchurch, NZ). In 1918, Thomas was stationed at Salt Pans, Sandwich, Kent, Eng. as a Pioneer in the Royal Engineers. Wife (1918 @ Brentford, Eng.): Annie Bentley Keating. ** Ruth Mary Keating Puzey (b. 1894 Hackney, London, Eng.). Husband (1940 @ Westminster, Middlesex, Eng.): Frederick H. Puzey.** Lucy Harriet M. Keating Zamora-Smith (b. 1898 Hackney, London, Eng. - d. 1986 Lewisham, London, Eng.). 1st husband (1921 @ Brentford, Eng.): John F. Smith. ** Grace Elizabeth C. Keating (b. 1899 Hackney, London, Eng.). In 1923, she emigrated to Vancouver to reside with her brother James, registered as CoE, and her career was as a dressmaker.