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John Thomas Liddle

BirthJul 1863 - Radcliffe, Northumberland, England
DeathMar 1922 - Morpeth, Northumberland, England
MotherAnn Tate
FatherThomas Liddle

Born in Radcliffe, Northumberland, England on Jul 1863 to Thomas Liddle and Ann Tate. John Thomas Liddle married Hannah Hebron and had 12 children. He passed away on Mar 1922 in Morpeth, Northumberland, England.

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Thomas Liddle
1839 - Unknown
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Ann Tate
1842 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Hannah Hebron
1865 - 1957
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Annie Tait Liddle
1890 - 1982
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Mary Jane Liddle
1892 - Unknown
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Harry Liddle
1889 - Unknown
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John Robert Hebron
1886 - 1968
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James William Liddle
1900 - 1975
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Thomas Liddle
1894 - 1950
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Andrew Liddle
1898 - Unknown
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Hannah Liddle
1896 - Unknown
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Henry Liddle
1889 - 1916
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George Liddle
1908 - 1957
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Ellin Tate Liddle
1905 - Unknown
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Sarah Liddle
1902 - Unknown

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