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George Shields

BirthJAN 1853 - Hunstaneworth, County Durham, England
DeathJAN 1889 - Leadgate, County Durham, England
MotherAlice Walton
FatherThomas Shield

Born in Hunstaneworth, County Durham, England on JAN 1853 to Thomas Shield and Alice Walton. George Shields married Mary Robinson and had 6 children. He passed away on JAN 1889 in Leadgate, County Durham, England.

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Thomas Shield
1819 - 1888
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Alice Walton
1822 - 1862
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Mary Robinson
1855 - Unknown
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John Thompson Shield
1877 - 1972
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Alice Jane Shield
1879 - Unknown
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Edward Shields William
1882 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Shields Mary
1878 - Unknown
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George Robert Swinburne Shield
1861 - 1916
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Ethel Shields Hannah
1888 - Unknown

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