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John Rudledge

BirthJun 1847 - Wymondham, Norfolk, England
Death1918 - Norwich, England
MotherCharlotte Leedor
FatherJohn Rudledge

Born in Wymondham, Norfolk, England on Jun 1847 to John Rudledge and Charlotte Leedor. John Rudledge had 11 children. He passed away on 1918 in Norwich, England.

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John Rudledge
1814 - 1864
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Charlotte Leedor
1818 - Unknown
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Thomas Horace Rudledge
1885 - Unknown
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Leah Sarah Rudledge
1884 - 1964
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Gertrude Elizabeth Rudledge
1881 - Unknown
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John Rudledge
1869 - Unknown
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William Walter Rudledge
1889 - 1959
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Harry Rudledge
1880 - 1962
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Alex. F. Rudledge
1876 - Unknown
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Edith Laura Rudledge
1894 - Unknown
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Laura Rudledge
1868 - Unknown
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Herbert Horace Rudledge
1872 - Unknown
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Edward Rudledge
1872 - Unknown

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