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Henry Halladay

Birth1839 - Fillongley, Meriden, Warwickshire
Death10 February 1915 - 66. Gravelly Street, Coventry, Warwickshire
MotherAnn Cross
FatherJohn Halladay

Born in Fillongley, Meriden, Warwickshire on 1839 to John Halladay and Ann Cross. Henry Halladay married Ellen GIBBS and had 7 children. He passed away on 10 February 1915 in 66. Gravelly Street, Coventry, Warwickshire.

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John Halladay
1809 - 1884
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Ann Cross
1815 - 1891
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Ellen Gibbs
1836 - 1916
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Amy Halladay
1876 - Unknown
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Alice Halladay
1861 - 1946
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Ellen (Nellie) Halladay
1871 - Unknown
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Emily Halladay
1869 - 1888
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William Edwin Halladay
1864 - Unknown
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Minnie Halladay
1874 - Unknown
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Frank Henry Halladay
1879 - 1951

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