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James Philip Eagling

Birth13 Nov 1825 - Norwich, Norfolk, England
DeathApril 1893 - Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire West Riding
MotherMary Ann Anderson
FatherJoseph Pigg Eagling

Born in Norwich, Norfolk, England on 13 Nov 1825 to Joseph Pigg Eagling and Mary Ann Anderson. James Philip Eagling married Ellen Urmson and had 10 children. He passed away on April 1893 in Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire West Riding.

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Joseph Pigg Eagling
1797 - 1844
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Mary Ann Anderson
1800 - 1838
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Ellen Urmson
1831 - 1904
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Ellen Eagling
1859 - 1910
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Eliza Eagling
1855 - 1939
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Joseph Samuel Eagling
1853 - 1901
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Jessie Eagling
1860 - 1862
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Elizabeth Eagling
1857 - 1937
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John Urmson Eagling
1874 - 1959
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James Eagling
1862 - 1931
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Walter Eagling
1867 - 1892
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Thomas Eagling
1868 - Unknown
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Jane Engling
1863 - Unknown

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