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James Halliday

Birth22 March 1845 - Southwark, Surrey, England
DeathJanuary 1913 - Southwark, London
MotherSarah Ayres
FatherThomas Halliday

Born in Southwark, Surrey, England on 22 March 1845 to Thomas Halliday and Sarah Ayres. James Halliday married Mary Ann Johnson and had 10 children. He passed away on January 1913 in Southwark, London.

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Thomas Halliday
1807 - 1883
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Sarah Ayres
1806 - 1888
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Mary Ann Johnson
1847 - 1901
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Harriet Halliday
1874 - 1965
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Amelia Susan Halliday
1869 - 1922
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Mary Ann Halliday
1872 - 1927
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Sarah Ann Halliday
1876 - 1954
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Louisa Halliday
1882 - Unknown
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William Halliday
1891 - Unknown
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Henry James Halliday
1878 - 1926
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Elizabeth Jane Halliday
1867 - 1906
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Eleanor Clara Halliday
1886 - Unknown
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John Halliday
1880 - Unknown

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