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Clement Quickenden

Birth18 Jul 1855 - Oxted, Surrey, England
Death23 Oct 1940 - Redhill, Surrey, England
MotherHannah Wood
FatherCharles Quickenden

Born in Oxted, Surrey, England on 18 Jul 1855 to Charles Quickenden and Hannah Wood. Clement Quickenden married Susannah Hooker and had 7 children. He passed away on 23 Oct 1940 in Redhill, Surrey, England.

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Charles Quickenden
1811 - 1896
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Hannah Wood
1831 - 1897
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Susannah Hooker
1858 - 1937
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Edith Sarah Quickenden
1882 - Unknown
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Emily Quickenden
1885 - 1958
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Charles Quickenden
1891 - 1969
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William Quickenden
1888 - 1908
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Henry Quickenden
1893 - 1917
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Annie Quickenden
1897 - 1919
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Louisa Mary Quickenden
1880 - 1954

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