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Mary Elizabeth Smith

 

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   14724 1.0 Mary Elizabeth Smithfemale

Birth: about 1874, at Spalding, LincolnshireCensus
Death: 1961, age: 87yMI   memorial
Burial: at Desborough Cemetery, DesboroughMI

Pedigree
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Married: John Stockburn Linnell  about 1899BMD
b. about 1865, at Arthingworth, NorthamptonshireCensus

   147252.1 Grace Mary Linnellfemale
Birth: about 1900, at Leicester, LeicestershireCensus

   147262.2 John Robert Wallis Linnellmale
Birth: 1901, at Leicester, LeicestershireBMD
Death: 17 Jan 1976, age: 77yMI   memorial
Burial: at Desborough Cemetery, DesboroughMI

   147282.3 James Lawrence Linnellmale
James was entered in the 1911 census as deceased, then crossed out
Birth: 1902, at Leicester, LeicestershireBMD
Death: about 1903 , at Leicester, Leicestershire, age: under 1yBMD

   147272.4 Katherine Elizabeth Linnellfemale
Birth: about 1904, at Leicester, LeicestershireCensus

 


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