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Deborah Taylor

BirthABT 1849 - Stretton On Dunmore, Warwickshire, England
Death28 Dec 1918 - Mataura New Zealand
Mothereliza sheasby
FatherWilliam Webster

Born in Stretton On Dunmore, Warwickshire, England on ABT 1849 to William Webster and eliza sheasby. Deborah Taylor married Charles Chamberlain and had 10 children. She passed away on 28 Dec 1918 in Mataura New Zealand.

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Parents
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William Webster
1828 - Unknown
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Eliza Sheasby
1822 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Charles Chamberlain
1850 - 1913
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Phyllis Deborah Chamberlain
1894 - 1927
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Essie Chamberlain
1892 - 1976
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William Charles Chamberlain
1882 - Unknown
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Percy Gilbert Chamberlain
1892 - 1968
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Rhoda Fanny Chamberlain
1874 - 1901
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George Chamberlain
1876 - 1901
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Reuben Joseph Chamberlain
1879 - 1944
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Owen Chamberlain
1887 - 1960
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Alfred Henry Chamberlain (Snr)
1885 - 1973
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Charles Chamberlain
1880 - Unknown

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