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Elizabeth Eccleston

Birth23 Feb 1877 - St Helens, Prescot, Lancashire, England
Death28 Apr 1968 - Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada
MotherElizabeth Thompson
FatherSamuel Eccleston

Born in St Helens, Prescot, Lancashire, England on 23 Feb 1877 to Samuel Eccleston and Elizabeth Thompson. Elizabeth Eccleston married Charles Edgar and had 6 children. She passed away on 28 Apr 1968 in Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada.

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Samuel Eccleston
1849 - 1892
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Elizabeth Thompson
1851 - 1880
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Charles Edgar
1873 - 1944
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Sherman Edgar
1909 - 1969
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Clifford Eccleston Edgar
1905 - 1988
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Charles Edgar
1899 - 1967
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Edna Edgar
1906 - 1946
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Stanley Edgar
1915 - 1991
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William Edgar
1901 - 1901

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