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Edward Armitstead

Birth04 Jun 1874 - 8 Livsey St, Castleton, Nr. Rochdale, Lancashire
Death18 Jan 1953 - 289 Marshalls Cross Road, St Helens, Lancashire
MotherEleanor Armitstead
FatherNot Available

Born in 8 Livsey St, Castleton, Nr. Rochdale, Lancashire on 04 Jun 1874 to Eleanor Armitstead. Edward Armitstead married Betsy (Bessie) Evans and had 5 children. He passed away on 18 Jan 1953 in 289 Marshalls Cross Road, St Helens, Lancashire.

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Eleanor Armitstead
1857 - 1876
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Betsy (Bessie) Evans
1876 - 1957
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Lilian Armitstead
1908 - 1999
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Helen (Nellie) Armitstead
1910 - 2001
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William Armitstead
1919 - 1995
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John Armitstead
1914 - 1916
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Alice Armitstead
1905 - Unknown

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