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Elizabeth Compton

Birthabt 1817 - Foxham, Bremhill, Wiltshire, England
Death6 Jan 1895 - Haworth, Yorkshire, , England
MotherAnne Barringden
FatherWilliam Compton

Born in Foxham, Bremhill, Wiltshire, England on abt 1817 to William Compton and Anne Barringden. Elizabeth Compton married Thomas Kilmister and had 10 children. She passed away on 6 Jan 1895 in Haworth, Yorkshire, , England.

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Parents
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William Compton
1794 - 1884
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Anne Barringden
1791 - 1882
Spouse(s)
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Thomas Kilmister
1813 - 1876
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William Kilmister
1847 - 1941
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Eliza Ann Kilmister
1856 - 1946
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Ruth Kilmister
1854 - 1927
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Lucy Kilmister
1859 - 1950
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Catherine Kilminster
1843 - Unknown
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Sarah Kilmister
1841 - 1910
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Elizabeth Kilmister
1852 - 1933
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Hannah Kilmister
1845 - 1926
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Mary Ann Kilminster
1838 - 1882
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Eliza Kilmister
1850 - 1855

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