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Cephas Robert Boyce

BirthJanuary 1869 - Winkfield, Berks.
Death16 April 1901 - Chertsey, Surrey, United Kingdom
MotherElizabeth Ann Judder
FatherJohn Boyce

Born in Winkfield, Berks. on January 1869 to John Boyce and Elizabeth Ann Judder. Cephas Robert Boyce married Rosina Gibbs and had 5 children. He passed away on 16 April 1901 in Chertsey, Surrey, United Kingdom.

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Parents
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John Boyce
1832 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Ann Judder
1833 - 1879
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Rosina Gibbs
1874 - 1934
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Susan Boyce
1874 - Unknown
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Rosina Gibbs
1874 - 1934
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Frederick William Boyce
1902 - Unknown
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John Boyce
1896 - Unknown
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Cephas Harry Boyce
1896 - 1981
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Sidney Walter Boyce
1899 - 1990
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Arthur John Boyce
1895 - 1976

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