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Martin Streeter

Birthabt 1849 - West Tarring, Sussex, England
Death28 September 1925 - Groombridge Nursing Home, Chaucer Road, Worthing, Sussex, England
MotherCharlotte Blunden
FatherWilliam Streeter

Born in West Tarring, Sussex, England on abt 1849 to William Streeter and Charlotte Blunden. Martin Streeter married Ellen Jemima Ayling and had 8 children. He passed away on 28 September 1925 in Groombridge Nursing Home, Chaucer Road, Worthing, Sussex, England.

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William Streeter
1823 - 1901
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Charlotte Blunden
1822 - 1892
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Ellen Jemima Ayling
1848 - 1891
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Henry Martin Streeter
1880 - 1951
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Kate Lilian Streeter
1875 - 1966
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Albert Frederick Streeter
1873 - 1957
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Amy Elizabeth Streeter
1884 - 1969
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Frank Streeter
1878 - 1958
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William Streeter
1868 - 1952
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Rosalind Streeter
1872 - 1924
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Edgar Walter Streeter
1881 - 1955

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