Emma Clark
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1.0 Emma Clarkfemale
Father:
Joseph Benjamin Clark
Birth: about 1846, at London
CensusPedigree
4019Married:
Charles Labrum
18 Nov 1866
Parish Reg
b.
about 1845, at Northampton, Northamptonshire
Birth: about 1867, at LondonCensus
Baptism: 14 Nov 1875 at Ealing, LondonParish Reg
Birth: about 1868, at Ealing, LondonCensus
Baptism: 21 Oct 1874 at Ealing, LondonParish Reg
Birth: about 1870, at Ealing, LondonCensus
Baptism: 13 Aug 1872 at Ealing, LondonParish Reg
Birth: about 1873, at Ealing, London
Census
Baptism: 21 Oct 1874 at Ealing, London
Parish Reg
Birth: 02 Jan 1904BMD
Death: Mar 1984, at SurreyBMD
Birth: about 1875, at Ealing, LondonCensus
Baptism: 14 Nov 1875 at Ealing, LondonParish Reg
Birth: about 1877, at Ealing, LondonCensus
Birth: about 1879, at Ealing, LondonCensus
Birth: 1880, at Ealing, LondonCensus
Birth: about 1883, at Ealing, LondonCensus
Birth: about 1884, at Ealing, LondonCensus
Birth: 1890, at Ealing, LondonCensus
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