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Emma (Rayner)

Birth1811 - Beardon, Herts, England
DeathApril 1872 - Halstead, Essex
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Born in Beardon, Herts, England on 1811. Emma (Rayner) married JOSEPH RAYNER and had 12 children. She passed away on April 1872 in Halstead, Essex.

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Joseph Rayner
1811 - 1878
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Alfred Rayner
1836 - Unknown
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James Rayner
1840 - Unknown
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Robert Rayner
1850 - 1852
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George Rayner
1830 - Unknown
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Susannah Rayner
1842 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Rayner
1840 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Rayner
1845 - Unknown
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Ann Rayner
1849 - Unknown
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Ellen Rayner
1847 - Unknown
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Emma Rayner
1830 - Unknown
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Charles Henry Rayner
1833 - 1884
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Ellen Rayner
1837 - 1846

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