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Ada Taylor Hare

Birth1878 - South Shields, County Durham, England
Death1950 - South Shields district, Durham, England
MotherMary Mellanby Lodge
FatherCharles Hare

Born in South Shields, County Durham, England on 1878 to Charles Hare and Mary Mellanby Lodge. Ada Taylor Hare married Samuel Bolden Nichols and had 11 children. She passed away on 1950 in South Shields district, Durham, England.

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Parents
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Charles Hare
1837 - 1893
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Mary Mellanby Lodge
1845 - 1912
Spouse(s)
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Samuel Bolden Nichols
1872 - Unknown
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Eva Nichols
1909 - Unknown
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Sydney Nichols
1899 - 1945
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Charles Samuel Nichols
1897 - 1916
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George William Nichols
1909 - 1984
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Stanley Nichols
1903 - Unknown
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Mildred Nichols
1916 - 1989
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Marguerite Nichols
1915 - 1998
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Lilian Nichols
1906 - 1981
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Ada Mellamby Nichols
1901 - 1984
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Thomas L Nichols
1911 - Unknown
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Mary M Nichols
1913 - Unknown

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