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Lydia Widdop

Birthabt 1814 - London, Middlesex, England
Death06 Jun 1893 - Manningham, Bradford, England
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Born in London, Middlesex, England on abt 1814. Lydia Widdop married William Widdop and had 11 children. She passed away on 06 Jun 1893 in Manningham, Bradford, England.

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William Widdop
1799 - 1874
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Charlotte Widdop
1850 - Unknown
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Charles Widdop
1847 - Unknown
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Midgley Widdop
1848 - 1858
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Elizabeth Widdop
1840 - Unknown
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Margaret Widdop
1842 - 1891
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Samuel Widdop
1837 - Unknown
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John Edward Widdop
1844 - 1877
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William W. Widdop
1837 - 1907
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Sarah Widdop
1835 - Unknown
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Sarah Ann Widdop
1844 - Unknown
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Mary A Widdop
1848 - Unknown

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