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Emily Threadgill

BirthJuly 1868 - Wattisfield, Suffolk, England
DeathMar 1956 - Bury St edmunds, Suffolk, England
MotherKeziah Balaam
FatherHenry Threadgill

Born in Wattisfield, Suffolk, England on July 1868 to Henry Threadgill and Keziah Balaam. Emily Threadgill married Frederick Ransome Watts and had 9 children. She passed away on Mar 1956 in Bury St edmunds, Suffolk, England.

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Parents
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Henry Threadgill
1832 - 1922
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Keziah Balaam
1833 - 1908
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Frederick Ransome Watts
1859 - 1937
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Doris May Watts
1906 - 1988
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Daisy E Watts
1895 - 1987
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Frederick Cecil Watts
1893 - Unknown
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Grace Olive Watts
1902 - 1994
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Horace Bernard Watts
1904 - 2003
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Nora Pansy Watts
1908 - 1998
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Maurice Ransome Watts
1900 - 1981
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Violet Ransome Watts
1897 - 2001
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Percy Ransome Watts
1898 - 1986

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