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Charles Stacey

BirthB4 18 Apr 1858 - Motcombe, Dorset, England
DeathJun 1921 - Thetford, Norfolk, England
MotherMaria Lambert
FatherBenjamin Stacey

Born in Motcombe, Dorset, England on B4 18 Apr 1858 to Benjamin Stacey and Maria Lambert. Charles Stacey married Elizabeth Stacey and had 7 children. He passed away on Jun 1921 in Thetford, Norfolk, England.

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Benjamin Stacey
1832 - 1894
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Maria Lambert
1830 - 1903
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Elizabeth Stacey
1858 - 1918
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Mabel Elizabeth Stacey
1887 - Unknown
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Benjamin Uri Stacey
1883 - 1978
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Alice S Stacey
1880 - Unknown
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Charlotte Stacey
1890 - Unknown
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Maria Ellen Stacey
1885 - Unknown
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Emmeline Stacey
1892 - Unknown
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Millie Stacey
1901 - Unknown

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