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Ellen Bottrill

Birthabt 1861 - Biggleswade, Bedfordshire, England
DeathSep 1933 - Brighton, Sussex, England
MotherRebecca Bottrill (Brane)
FatherJob Webster Bottrill

Born in Biggleswade, Bedfordshire, England on abt 1861 to Job Webster Bottrill and Rebecca Bottrill (Brane). Ellen Bottrill married Charles William Cox and had 9 children. She passed away on Sep 1933 in Brighton, Sussex, England.

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Parents
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Job Webster Bottrill
1826 - 1899
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Rebecca Bottrill (Brane)
1832 - 1906
Spouse(s)
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Charles William Cox
1862 - Unknown
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Arthur Hugh Battarbee
1863 - Unknown
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Ethel May Cox
1886 - 1978
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Frederick Charles Cox
1891 - Unknown
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Philip Arthur Battarbee
1886 - 1914
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Charles Mortimer Cox
1894 - 1916
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Olive Ballweber
1885 - Unknown
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Frank Cox
1897 - Unknown
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Olive Lily Battarbee
1884 - 1939
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Frederick Malpass Battarbee
1888 - 1948
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Sidney Cox
1894 - Unknown

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