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Esther THREADKELL

Birth1851 - Feering Essex
Death1925 - Sculcoates, East Riding, Yorkshire, England
MotherLucy ROWLAND
FatherJephthah Threadkell

Born in Feering Essex on 1851 to Jephthah Threadkell and Lucy ROWLAND. Esther THREADKELL married Edwin Cawkell and had 11 children. She passed away on 1925 in Sculcoates, East Riding, Yorkshire, England.

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Parents
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Jephthah Threadkell
1826 - 1906
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Lucy Rowland
1822 - 1886
Spouse(s)
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Edwin Cawkell
1851 - 1929
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Cecil Layboun Cawkell
1880 - 1957
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Lydia Cawkell
1888 - 1979
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Emily Francess Cawkell
1886 - Unknown
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Raymond Edwin Cawkell
1879 - 1931
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Hettie Cawkell
1892 - 1991
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Lucy Cawkell
1882 - 1934
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Harry Cawkell
1884 - Unknown
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Arnold Cawkell
1896 - 1960
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Thomas Reginald Cawkell
1891 - 1951
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Dora Elizabeth Cawkell
1890 - 1981
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Esther Cawkell
1895 - 1989

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