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Elizabeth Dicker

Birthabt 1811 - South Warnbro, Hampshire, England
Death18 May 1891 - Odiham, Hampshire, England
MotherHannah Lane
FatherWalter Dicker

Born in South Warnbro, Hampshire, England on abt 1811 to Walter Dicker and Hannah Lane. Elizabeth Dicker married James Trodd and had 7 children. She passed away on 18 May 1891 in Odiham, Hampshire, England.

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Walter Dicker
1780 - 1852
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Hannah Lane
1784 - 1858
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James Trodd
1806 - 1879
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James Trodd
1810 - 1874
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William Henry Trodd
1833 - 1906
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Mary Jane Trodd
1846 - Unknown
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Walter Decker Trodd
1849 - 1927
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Elizabeth Trodd
1838 - 1879
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James Richard Trodd
1851 - 1915
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Emily Trodd
1840 - 1911
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Susan Trodd
1843 - Unknown

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