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Emily Shilling

Birth1866 - Chilham, Kent, England
Death1903 - Registered in Milton, Kent
MotherAnn Reynolds
FatherJohn Shilling

Born in Chilham, Kent, England on 1866 to John Shilling and Ann Reynolds. Emily Shilling married JOHN CARE and had 11 children. She passed away on 1903 in Registered in Milton, Kent.

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Parents
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John Shilling
1832 - 1893
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Ann Reynolds
1832 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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John Care
1858 - 1939
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John Care
1860 - 1939
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Mabel F Care
1888 - Unknown
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William John Care
1886 - Unknown
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Edith Ellen Care
1884 - 1972
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Sarah Jane Care
1883 - Unknown
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Annie Elizabeth Care
1889 - Unknown
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Albert Henry Care
1899 - 1981
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Fanny Louise Care
1892 - Unknown
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Frederick Thomas Care
1898 - Unknown
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Agnes Frances Care
1894 - Unknown
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Matilda Jessie Care
1901 - Unknown
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Lilian May Care
1895 - Unknown

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