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Ellis Longbottom

Birth13 Feb 1856 - Bingley, Yorkshire, England
DeathBet. Jan–Mar 1927 - Bradford, Yorkshire, England
MotherLucy Innocent
FatherRobert Longbottom

Born in Bingley, Yorkshire, England on 13 Feb 1856 to Robert Longbottom and Lucy Innocent. Ellis Longbottom married Sarah Ann GREENWOOD and had 7 children. He passed away on Bet. Jan–Mar 1927 in Bradford, Yorkshire, England.

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Robert Longbottom
1805 - 1871
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Lucy Innocent
1811 - 1901
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Ann Greenwood
1855 - Unknown
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Sam Longbottom
1882 - 1964
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Walker Longbottom
1878 - 1959
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Lucy Longbottom
1896 - 1951
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Alfred Longbottom
1884 - 1907
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Amy Longbottom
1880 - Unknown
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Frank Longbottom
1892 - Unknown
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Marian Longbottom
1894 - 1895

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