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Hannah (Ann) Singleton

Birth12 Dec 1819 - Stathern, Leicestershire, England
Death19 Sep 1899 - Charnley, Leicestershire, England
MotherJane Doubleday
FatherWilliam Singleton

Born in Stathern, Leicestershire, England on 12 Dec 1819 to William Singleton and Jane Doubleday. Hannah (Ann) Singleton married Richard Wood and had 10 children. She passed away on 19 Sep 1899 in Charnley, Leicestershire, England.

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Parents
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William Singleton
1794 - 1853
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Jane Doubleday
1792 - 1842
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Richard Wood
1822 - 1889
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Michael Singleton Wood
1844 - 1923
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Fanny Wood
1860 - 1929
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Harrietta Williamson
1848 - 1915
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Richard Wood
1853 - Unknown
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Jane Doubleday Wood
1846 - 1929
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Caroline Wood
1849 - 1926
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Kate Wood
1856 - 1915
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Lillie Wood
1864 - 1953
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Annie Wood
1851 - 1915
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Charles Wood
1850 - Unknown

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