Emily Collison

BirthApr 1847 - Hull, Yorkshire, England [baptised 21 April 1847

Death15 Dec 1932 - Ilkley, Yorkshire, England [probate to Henry Bell Allen (timber merchant) + Edgar Allen (timber merchant

MotherAnn Bell=Collison

FatherRobert James Collison

Born in Hull, Yorkshire, England [baptised 21 April 1847 on Apr 1847 to Robert James Collison and Ann Bell=Collison. Emily Collison married Thomas Webster Allen and had 7 children. She passed away on 15 Dec 1932 in Ilkley, Yorkshire, England [probate to Henry Bell Allen (timber merchant) + Edgar Allen (timber merchant.

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Parents

Robert James Collison
1807 - 1874

Ann Bell=collison
1814 - 1886

Spouse(s)

Thomas Webster Allen
1850 - 1925

Thomas William Allen
1844 - 1920

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Henry Bell Allen
1872 - 1940

Florence Emily Allen=runton
1875 - 1965

Dora Allen=bilton=kirkwood
1880 - 1980

Edgar Allen
1876 - 1955

Thomas Gordon Allen
1889 - 1918

Percy Allen
1878 - 1950

Bertha Collison Allen
1883 - 1974

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