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Caroline Lewarn Cornish

Birth12 Feb 1847 - Deptford, Greenwich, Kent, England
DeathJan 1900 - Greater London, Kent, London, United Kingdom
MotherCaroline Lewarn
FatherRobert James Cornish

Born in Deptford, Greenwich, Kent, England on 12 Feb 1847 to Robert James Cornish and Caroline Lewarn. Caroline Lewarn Cornish had 7 children. She passed away on Jan 1900 in Greater London, Kent, London, United Kingdom.

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Robert James Cornish
1821 - 1895
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Caroline Lewarn
1821 - 1883
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Ann E Petts
1872 - Unknown
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Emily Emma Petts
1876 - 1954
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Caroline Lewarn. Petts
1880 - Unknown
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Alice Elizabeth Petts
1882 - Unknown
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Eliza M Petts
1878 - Unknown
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Thomas Benjamin Petts
1868 - Unknown
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Robert G Petts
1867 - 1875

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