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Bertha Ibbitson

Birth7 Feb 1889 - Brighouse, Yorkshire, England
Death10 May 1961 - King Cross Halifax Yorkshire England
MotherClara Wood
FatherJohn Ibbitson

Born in Brighouse, Yorkshire, England on 7 Feb 1889 to John Ibbitson and Clara Wood. Bertha Ibbitson married Gaythorne Crowther and had 12 children. She passed away on 10 May 1961 in King Cross Halifax Yorkshire England.

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Parents
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John Ibbitson
1868 - 1934
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Clara Wood
1869 - 1941
Spouse(s)
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Gaythorne Crowther
1885 - 1950
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Hannah Crowther
1907 - 1988
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Mabel Crowther
1910 - Unknown
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Herbert Crowther
1910 - 1990
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Elsie Crowther
1918 - 2003
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Nora Crowther
1920 - 2008
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Joyce Crowther
1921 - 1996
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Irene Crowther
1920 - 1973
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Vera Crowther
1926 - 1941
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Florence Crowther
1915 - 1991
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Fred Crowther
1913 - 1988
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Clara Crowther
1909 - 1988
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Ernest Crowther
1914 - 1973

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