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Emma Jane Rayner

Birth22 Dec 1846 - Summerside, Prince Edward Island
Death7 Jun 1915 - South Boston, Massachusetts, USA
MotherJane Sharp
FatherJoseph RAYNER

Born in Summerside, Prince Edward Island on 22 Dec 1846 to Joseph RAYNER and Jane Sharp. Emma Jane Rayner married Matthew Smith Wood and had 14 children. She passed away on 7 Jun 1915 in South Boston, Massachusetts, USA.

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Parents
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Joseph Rayner
1811 - 1861
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Jane Sharp
1821 - 1897
Spouse(s)
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Matthew Smith Wood
1834 - 1918
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Ida Maude Wood
1877 - 1952
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Edmund Wood
1872 - 1918
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Artemus Rayner Wood
1869 - 1950
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Albert Chester Wood
1885 - 1954
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Alonzo Boulter Wood
1865 - 1943
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Grace Marion Wood
1889 - 1972
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Thomas A Wood
1885 - 1909
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Virginia Ellen Jeanette Wood
1867 - 1940
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Frederick Wood
1880 - 1880
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Leonard Southmeade Wood
1875 - 1952
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Jennie A Wood
1874 - 1894
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Harry Wood
1880 - 1900
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Mathew Wood
1879 - Unknown
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Russell Clayton Wood
1881 - 1952

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