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Martha Hebblewhite

BirthJun 1853 - Brandesburton, East Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom
Death18 Mar 1937 - North Newbald, Yorkshire, England
MotherJane Medforth
FatherWilliam Hebblewhite

Born in Brandesburton, East Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom on Jun 1853 to William Hebblewhite and Jane Medforth. Martha Hebblewhite married Tindale Watson and had 8 children. She passed away on 18 Mar 1937 in North Newbald, Yorkshire, England.

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Parents
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William Hebblewhite
1810 - 1876
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Jane Medforth
1813 - 1895
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Tindale Watson
1846 - 1935
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George Walker
1845 - 1880
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George Arthur Watson
1884 - Unknown
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Tindale Watson
1889 - 1958
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Marian Watson
1891 - Unknown
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Jane Annie Walker
1878 - Unknown
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Thomas Walker
1874 - 1938
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William Hebblewhite Walker
1876 - 1926
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Mary Elizabeth (Lillie) Walker
1877 - 1949
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John Henry Watson
1882 - 1956

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