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James William Wiley

Birth21 Oct 1856 - Shoreditch, Middlesex, England
DeathJuly 1907 - Edmonton, Middlesex
MotherCharlotte Unknown
FatherJames William Wiley

Born in Shoreditch, Middlesex, England on 21 Oct 1856 to James William Wiley and Charlotte Unknown. James William Wiley married Sarah Jane Sawyer and had 6 children. He passed away on July 1907 in Edmonton, Middlesex.

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James William Wiley
1825 - Unknown
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Charlotte Unknown
1827 - Unknown
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Sarah Jane Sawyer
1857 - Unknown
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Mildred Lucy Wylie
1898 - 1967
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Rose Louisa Wiley
1900 - 1979
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William James Wiley
1895 - 1915
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Henry Charles Wiley
1885 - Unknown
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Frederick George Wiley
1882 - Unknown
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Frances Charlotte Wiley
1881 - 1918

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