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Alfred John Tomlins

Birth16 Jul 1779 - Holy Trinity The Less, London, England
Death21 Jul 1845 - Bedford, Bedfordshire, England
MotherElizabeth Isabella Guest
FatherThomas Tomlins

Born in Holy Trinity The Less, London, England on 16 Jul 1779 to Thomas Tomlins and Elizabeth Isabella Guest. Alfred John Tomlins married Elizabeth Piper and had 11 children. He passed away on 21 Jul 1845 in Bedford, Bedfordshire, England.

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Thomas Tomlins
1736 - 1815
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Elizabeth Isabella Guest
1741 - 1818
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Elizabeth Piper
1782 - 1849
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Philip Stanley Tomlins
1811 - 1867
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John Piper Tomlins
1820 - 1879
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Frederick Guest Tomlins
1804 - 1867
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William Piper Tomlins
1807 - 1882
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Harriet Standidge Tomlins
1817 - 1846
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Thomas Edlyne Tomlins
1803 - 1875
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Elizabeth Isabella Tomlins
1806 - Unknown
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Edmond Tomlins
1809 - Unknown
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Henry Chandler Tomlins
1824 - 1826
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Emma Tomlins
1810 - 1811
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Mary Pratt Rowlands (Nee Tomlins)
1812 - Unknown

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