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Emma Jane CARR

Birth28 AUG 1872 - Aston, Birmingham, Warwickshire
Death18 NOV 1916 - Kings Norton, Worcestershire
MotherSarah Capewell
FatherReuben Carr

Born in Aston, Birmingham, Warwickshire on 28 AUG 1872 to Reuben Carr and Sarah Capewell. Emma Jane CARR married Frederick Henry Hancox and had 6 children. She passed away on 18 NOV 1916 in Kings Norton, Worcestershire.

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Reuben Carr
1841 - 1918
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Sarah Capewell
1847 - 1912
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Frederick Henry Hancox
1872 - 1939
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Henry Jones
1852 - Unknown
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James Edward Hancox
1912 - 1984
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Maggie Jones
1903 - Unknown
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Ruth Rachel Jones
1909 - 1988
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Sydney John Jones
1897 - Unknown
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Bertram Jones
1895 - Unknown
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Frederick James Jones
1899 - 1904

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