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Benjamin Kettle

BirthOct-Nov-Dec 1838 - Kersey, Suffolk, England
Death20 Jan 1905 - Suffolk, England
MotherMary Ann Wright
FatherRobert Syer Kettle

Born in Kersey, Suffolk, England on Oct-Nov-Dec 1838 to Robert Syer Kettle and Mary Ann Wright. Benjamin Kettle married Clara Elliott and had 7 children. He passed away on 20 Jan 1905 in Suffolk, England.

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Robert Syer Kettle
1815 - 1899
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Mary Ann Wright
1818 - 1899
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Clara Elliott
1839 - Unknown
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Alice Kettle
1864 - Unknown
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Agnes Kettle
1866 - Unknown
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Sophia Kettle
1863 - 1948
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Ellen Elizabeth Kettle
1868 - Unknown
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Clara Kettle
1861 - Unknown
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Mary Kettle
1886 - Unknown
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Ernest Benjamin Wright Kettle
1874 - 1947

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