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Ann Springthorpe

BirthOctober 1858 - Radford, Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom
Death13 April 1907 - Sheffield, Yorkshire West Riding
MotherMartha Lowde
FatherJoseph Springthorpe

Born in Radford, Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom on October 1858 to Joseph Springthorpe and Martha Lowde. Ann Springthorpe married Albert Edward Nicholson and had 5 children. She passed away on 13 April 1907 in Sheffield, Yorkshire West Riding.

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Joseph Springthorpe
1834 - 1879
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Martha Lowde
1837 - 1915
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Albert Edward Nicholson
1855 - 1945
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Lucy Springthorpe Nicholson
1876 - 1941
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George Nicholson
1886 - 1949
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Clara Nicholson
1881 - 1963
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William Nicholson
1885 - 1945
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Albert Edward Nicholson
1883 - 1917

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