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John Thomas Woolley

Birth2 April 1879 - Preston, Lancashire, England
Death12 Aug 1934 - New Bedford, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
MotherMary Ann Woolley
FatherJames Woolley

Born in Preston, Lancashire, England on 2 April 1879 to James Woolley and Mary Ann Woolley. John Thomas Woolley married Annie M Malloy and had 6 children. He passed away on 12 Aug 1934 in New Bedford, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA.

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James Woolley
1826 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Woolley
1857 - 1904
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Annie M Malloy
1882 - 1958
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Theresa Wooley
1907 - 2000
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Anne Mary Woolley
1903 - 1990
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Wilfred John Woolley
1908 - 1960
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Thomas J. Woolley
1902 - 1972
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Edward T. Woolley
1910 - 1999
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Joseph Aloysius Woolley
1919 - 2014

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