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James Corn Warner

Birth14 Nov 1872 - Taynton, Gloucestershire
Death17 Jan 1950 - Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, England
MotherHannah Davies
FatherWilliam Warner

Born in Taynton, Gloucestershire on 14 Nov 1872 to William Warner and Hannah Davies. James Corn Warner married Elizabeth Read and had 7 children. He passed away on 17 Jan 1950 in Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, England.

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William Warner
1825 - 1905
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Hannah Davies
1833 - 1913
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Elizabeth Read
1874 - 1943
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Donald James Warner
1898 - 1971
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Frank Warner Read
1896 - 1970
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Dorothy Warner
1900 - 1958
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Edwin Warner
1908 - 1965
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Evelyn Mabel Warner
1903 - 1982
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Winifred J Warner
1918 - 2010
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Gildroy Warner
1902 - 1941

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