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Edward Silcox (Silcocks)

Birth06 Aug 1783 - Trowbridge, Wiltshire
DeathJanuary 1861 - Melksham, Wiltshire, United Kingdom
MotherAnn WOOD
FatherEdward Silcock

Born in Trowbridge, Wiltshire on 06 Aug 1783 to Edward Silcock and Ann WOOD. Edward Silcox (Silcocks) married Mary Slade and had 10 children. He passed away on January 1861 in Melksham, Wiltshire, United Kingdom.

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Edward Silcock
1753 - 1786
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Ann Wood
1753 - Unknown
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Mary Slade
1787 - 1840
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Lazarus Silcox (Silcock)
1822 - 1890
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Martha Maria Silcocks
1824 - 1862
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Simeon Silcox (Silcock)
1831 - 1890
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Edward Silcocks
1805 - 1849
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Ann Silcocks
1808 - 1879
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Andrew Silcocks
1818 - 1847
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James Silcox (Silcock)
1807 - 1849
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Elizabeth Silcocks
1809 - 1831
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Joanna Silcox (Silcock)
1823 - 1850
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Eliza Silcox (Silcocks)
1816 - Unknown

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