Desborough People
Frederick Charles Fenton
 
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               1888
          1.0 Frederick Charles Fentonmale
1881
              Father:
              
William Fenton
                      
                      b. about 1826 at Desborough
                      
                      d. 25 Aug 1904 at King St, Desborough
 1885
              Mother:
              
Jane Walpole
                      
                      b. about 1826 at Kelmarsh, Northamptonshire
 
              Birth: 22 Nov 1862,  at Desborough
IGI
              Baptism: 03 May 1863 at Independent, Desborough
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              Death: 05 Feb 1943
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                   2656Married:
              
                (1)
              
Harriett Kendall 
               at Kettering, Northamptonshire 13 Feb 1885
Mercury
            b. about 1861,  at DesboroughCensus
 
            Birth: about 1886,  at DesboroughCensus
                   1933Married:
              
                (2)
              
Emily Martin 
               at Desborough 25 Jan 1894
IGI
            b. Nov 1860,  at DesboroughCensus
 
            Birth: about 1898,  at DesboroughCensus
            Birth: about 1906,  at DesboroughCensus
 
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