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John Sproston

BirthApr 1851 - Castle Northwich, Cheshire
Death27 Jan 1945 - 35 Headingley Mount, Headingley, Leeds
MotherHelen/Ellen Allen
FatherJohn Sproston

Born in Castle Northwich, Cheshire on Apr 1851 to John Sproston and Helen/Ellen Allen. John Sproston married Sarah Ann Johnson and had 8 children. He passed away on 27 Jan 1945 in 35 Headingley Mount, Headingley, Leeds.

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John Sproston
1816 - 1882
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Helen/ellen Allen
1822 - 1901
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Ann Johnson
1851 - 1928
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Annie Allen Sproston
1879 - 1969
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William Johnson Sproston
1877 - 1915
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Gertrude Mary Sproston
1882 - 1974
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Sarah Ellen Sproston
1875 - 1971
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Margaret Louise Sproston
1890 - 1933
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John Sproston
1883 - 1888
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Frances Edith Sproston
1889 - 1889
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Florence Agnes Sproston
1886 - 1887

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