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Charles Turner Willden

Birth21 Jan 1837 - Sheffield, Yorkshire, England
Death29 Jun 1911 - Redmesa, Laplata, Colorado, United States
MotherMargaret Mitchell
FatherBenjamin Lillywhite

Born in Sheffield, Yorkshire, England on 21 Jan 1837 to Benjamin Lillywhite and Margaret Mitchell. Charles Turner Willden married Emma Willden and had 12 children. He passed away on 29 Jun 1911 in Redmesa, Laplata, Colorado, United States.

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Benjamin Lillywhite
1819 - 1849
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Margaret Mitchell
1824 - 1889
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Emma Willden
1843 - 1916
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Ellen Myrah Willden
1869 - 1947
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George Henry Willden
1865 - 1938
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Tryphena W Wilden
1876 - 1951
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Joseph William Willden
1863 - 1934
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John Smith Willden
1871 - 1951
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Myron Smith Willden
1874 - 1941
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Mabel Lovina Willden
1888 - 1924
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Roxy Willden
1883 - 1971
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Charles Samuel Willden
1861 - 1861
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Alfred Turner Willden
1878 - 1879
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Baby Boy Willden
1880 - 1880
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Jesse Smith Willden
1886 - 1907

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