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Ann Jane Croxall

Birth23 Feb 1835 - St Pancras, London, Middlesex, England
DeathSept 1921 ( Vol d Page 944 ) - Lewisham, London, England
MotherMary WOODHATCH
FatherWilliam Croxall

Born in St Pancras, London, Middlesex, England on 23 Feb 1835 to William Croxall and Mary WOODHATCH. Ann Jane Croxall married William John Mantell and had 8 children. She passed away on Sept 1921 ( Vol d Page 944 ) in Lewisham, London, England.

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William Croxall
1807 - 1866
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Mary Woodhatch
1797 - 1866
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William John Mantell
1830 - 1865
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Phoebe A Mantel Hewison
1866 - Unknown
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Herbert Frederick Hewison
1877 - 1954
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Walter Broadwith Hewison
1880 - 1881
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Amelia Broadwood Hewison
1874 - 1952
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Albert Phillip Nathaniel Broadwood Hewison
1869 - 1947
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Cecilia Florence Broadwood
1870 - 1878
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Edith Phyllis Hewison
1876 - 1941
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Annie Hewison
1867 - 1958

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