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John Rickner

Birth15 Feb 1844 - Ramsden, Bellhouse, England
Death1899 - Greenwich, London, England
MotherCaroline Dolby
FatherJohn Rickner

Born in Ramsden, Bellhouse, England on 15 Feb 1844 to John Rickner and Caroline Dolby. John Rickner married Emily Trusler and had 10 children. He passed away on 1899 in Greenwich, London, England.

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John Rickner
1804 - 1882
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Caroline Dolby
1821 - 1901
Spouse(s)
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Emily Trusler
1848 - 1898
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John Rickner
1869 - 1938
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Alice Annie Rickner
1883 - 1960
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Ada Matilda Rickner
1889 - 1954
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Caroline Charlotte Rickner
1885 - 1978
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Henry (Harry) Rickner
1887 - 1956
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Robert Trussler Rickner
1882 - 1948
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Charles Rickner
1876 - 1931
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George Rickner
1879 - 1949
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Emily Rickner
1873 - 1892
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William Rickner
1871 - 1928

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