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John Halfpenny

Birth04 Apr 1848 - Marley Hill, Nr Sunniside, Durham England
DeathSep 1935 - Gateshead, Durham, England
MotherMary McGawley
Fatherjohn Halfpenny

Born in Marley Hill, Nr Sunniside, Durham England on 04 Apr 1848 to john Halfpenny and Mary McGawley. John Halfpenny married Margaret Knox and had 7 children. He passed away on Sep 1935 in Gateshead, Durham, England.

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John Halfpenny
1811 - Unknown
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Mary Mcgawley
1812 - 1870
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Margaret Knox
1849 - 1933
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Harry Halfpenny
1890 - 1942
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Annie Halfpenny
1885 - 1971
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Thomas Halfpenny
1877 - 1955
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John J Halfpenny
1880 - 1917
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Mary Halfpenny
1875 - Unknown
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Jane Halfpenny
1875 - Unknown
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Rose Anne Halfpenny
1888 - 1971

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