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Ernest Edwin Saunders

Birth28 April 1869 - Green Croft Street, St Edmund, Wiltshire, England
DeathJun 1916 - East Preston, Sussex, England
MotherEllen Gale
FatherWilliam Saunders

Born in Green Croft Street, St Edmund, Wiltshire, England on 28 April 1869 to William Saunders and Ellen Gale. Ernest Edwin Saunders married Margaret Marshall and had 5 children. He passed away on Jun 1916 in East Preston, Sussex, England.

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William Saunders
1826 - 1904
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Ellen Gale
1829 - 1902
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Margaret Marshall
1872 - 1916
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Lilian Saunders
1892 - Unknown
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Eva Ellen Saunders
1904 - Unknown
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Margaret May Saunders
1899 - Unknown
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Arthur Rueben Saunders
1904 - Unknown
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Ernest Edward Saunders
1893 - Unknown

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