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Clara Ann Lepper

Birth1847 - Coulsdon, Surrey, England
DeathJan 1914 - Greater London, Kent, Surrey, United Kingdom
MotherCharlotte Trinder
FatherHenry Leopard

Born in Coulsdon, Surrey, England on 1847 to Henry Leopard and Charlotte Trinder. Clara Ann Lepper had 7 children. She passed away on Jan 1914 in Greater London, Kent, Surrey, United Kingdom.

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Henry Leopard
1803 - Unknown
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Charlotte Trinder
1803 - 1887
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Francis Edward R Brigham
1877 - Unknown
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Jane Isabella Brigham
1875 - 1927
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Elsie Constance Brigham
1879 - 1940
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Emily Frances Brigham
1872 - 1898
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Madeline Mary Ethel Selby Brigham
1885 - 1942
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Clara Alice Adeline Brigham
1881 - 1961
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Williamina Caroline May Brigham
1883 - 1942

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