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Archibald 'Archy' Lyttle

Birthabt 1848 - County Antrim
Death25 May 1907 - 66 Howard St South Belfast
MotherMary Ann Redmond
FatherJames Lyttle

Born in County Antrim on abt 1848 to James Lyttle and Mary Ann Redmond. Archibald 'Archy' Lyttle married Elizabeth Jane Stevenson and had 10 children. He passed away on 25 May 1907 in 66 Howard St South Belfast.

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Parents
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James Lyttle
1805 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Redmond
1808 - 1884
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Jane Stevenson
1849 - 1941
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Elizabeth Lyttle
1857 - Unknown
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James Lyttle
1879 - 1960
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Samuel Lyttle
1884 - 1967
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Martha Anna Lyttle
1881 - 1964
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Elizabeth (Lizzie) Lyttle
1878 - 1968
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George Lyttle
Unknown - 1955
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Mary A Lyttle
1883 - Unknown
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Eliza Lyttle
1878 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Little
1828 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Lytle
1879 - Unknown
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Samuel L Little/lytle
1886 - 1966

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