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Betsy Fairhead

Birth21 JUN 1861 - Beccles
DeathBet. Oct–Dec 1940 - Burton Upon Trent, Staffordshire, England
MotherFanny Amelia Sayer
FatherSamuel Fairhead

Born in Beccles on 21 JUN 1861 to Samuel Fairhead and Fanny Amelia Sayer. Betsy Fairhead married Thomas Wells Hallam and had 6 children. She passed away on Bet. Oct–Dec 1940 in Burton Upon Trent, Staffordshire, England.

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Samuel Fairhead
1818 - 1874
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Fanny Amelia Sayer
1828 - 1908
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Thomas Wells Hallam
1858 - 1919
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William Leonard Hallam
1895 - 1980
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Thomas Wells Josiah Hallam
1887 - 1915
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Samuel Ernest Hallam
1889 - 1919
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Florence Edith Fairhead
1880 - 1954
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Elizabeth May Amelia Hallam
1884 - 1960
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Alice Hallam
1882 - 1943

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