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Henry Swallow

Birth30 Jan 1848 - Holme, Yorkshire, England
DeathJan 1927 - Hinchliffe Mill, Huddersfield,Yorkshire, England
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Born in Holme, Yorkshire, England on 30 Jan 1848. Henry Swallow married Ellen Dearnley and had 10 children. He passed away on Jan 1927 in Hinchliffe Mill, Huddersfield,Yorkshire, England.

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Ellen Dearnley
1849 - 1894
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Harry Swallow
1875 - Unknown
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Henry Swallow
1875 - Unknown
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Mary Hannah Swallow
1872 - Unknown
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Ada Swallow
1880 - 1936
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Albert Dearnley
1866 - 1884
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Annie Swallow
1886 - 1963
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Willie Swallow
1870 - 1957
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Alice Swallow
1882 - Unknown
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Nellie Swallow
1891 - 1989
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Mary Ann Swallow
1880 - Unknown

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