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John A Mortimer

BirthSep 1837 - Appleton Roebuck, Yorkshire, England
Death15 March 1924 - Camden, New Jersey USA
MotherJane Stead
FatherJoseph Mortimer

Born in Appleton Roebuck, Yorkshire, England on Sep 1837 to Joseph Mortimer and Jane Stead. John A Mortimer married Hannah I Mortimer and had 11 children. He passed away on 15 March 1924 in Camden, New Jersey USA.

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Joseph Mortimer
1808 - 1881
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Jane Stead
1812 - 1877
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Hannah I Mortimer
1836 - Unknown
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Ezephus Joseph Mortimer
1878 - 1947
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John Joseph Mortimer
1874 - Unknown
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Arthur Fieldhouse Mortimer
1883 - 1951
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James Mortimer
1866 - Unknown
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John T Mortimer
1869 - Unknown
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William Mortimer
1876 - Unknown
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Charles B Mortimer
1879 - Unknown
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Mildred Martina
1887 - Unknown
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Edward J. Mortimer
1905 - 1987
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Alfred Mortimer
1865 - Unknown
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Jane Mortimer
1863 - Unknown

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