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Elizabeth Cull

Birth3/nov 1884 - Workington, Cumberland, England
Death18 Oct 1950 - Preston, Lancashire, England
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Born in Workington, Cumberland, England on 3/nov 1884. Elizabeth Cull married Herbert Foster and had 7 children. She passed away on 18 Oct 1950 in Preston, Lancashire, England.

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Herbert Foster
1879 - 1925
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John Fitzsimmons
1884 - Unknown
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Charles Henry Foster
1924 - 1996
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Agnes Fitzsimmons
Unknown - Unknown
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Wilfred Foster
1915 - Unknown
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Ernest Edward Foster
1919 - 1987
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Norah May Foster
1916 - 1995
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Ethel Elizabeth Foster
1918 - Unknown
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Stanley Foster
1912 - 1971

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