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Charles Saunders

BirthSep 1839 - Stratford, Essex, England
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherMary Ann Wheybrew
FatherCharles Saunders

Born in Stratford, Essex, England on Sep 1839 to Charles Saunders and Mary Ann Wheybrew. Charles Saunders had 11 children.

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Charles Saunders
1815 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Wheybrew
1811 - Unknown
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John Saunders
1876 - Unknown
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George Saunders
1878 - Unknown
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Arthur Saunders
1884 - Unknown
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Joseph Saunders
1874 - Unknown
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Henry Saunders
1871 - 1950
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James Saunders
1873 - Unknown
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Rebecca Saunders
1882 - Unknown
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William Saunders
1869 - Unknown
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Edward Saunders
1867 - Unknown
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Harriet Saunders
1866 - Unknown
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Charles Saunders
1863 - Unknown

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