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Frederick William Easey

Birth19 Jul 1887 - Sotterly, Suffolk, England
Death1970 - Lothingland, Suffolk, England
MotherMatilda Boyce Bullion (Easey)
FatherHerbert George Easey

Born in Sotterly, Suffolk, England on 19 Jul 1887 to Herbert George Easey and Matilda Boyce Bullion (Easey). Frederick William Easey married Florence Jessie Alexander and had 5 children. He passed away on 1970 in Lothingland, Suffolk, England.

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Herbert George Easey
1857 - 1934
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Matilda Boyce Bullion (Easey)
1859 - 1945
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Florence Jessie Alexander
1889 - 1957
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Herbert Stephen Easey
1912 - 1998
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Belle Matilda Easey
1914 - 1979
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Fred William Easey
1916 - 1984
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Jeffrey Easey
1928 - 2009
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William (Billy) Easey
1915 - Unknown

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