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James Thomas Walling

Birth03 May 1852 - Plymouth, Devon, England
DeathMar 1923 - Medway, Kent, England
MotherElizabeth Carbis
FatherRobert Phillips Walling

Born in Plymouth, Devon, England on 03 May 1852 to Robert Phillips Walling and Elizabeth Carbis. James Thomas Walling married Edith (Walling) and had 7 children. He passed away on Mar 1923 in Medway, Kent, England.

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Robert Phillips Walling
1803 - 1869
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Elizabeth Carbis
1805 - 1876
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Edith (Walling)
1862 - 1939
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Thomas Walling
1899 - 1954
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Daisy Walling
1903 - 1974
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Lillian Loretta Walling
1893 - 1981
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Robert Walling
1891 - 1945
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George Walling
1889 - 1959
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Mabel Walling
1897 - 1963
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Samuel James Walling
1887 - 1913

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