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Mary Ann Roach

Birth19 Apr 1822 - Horselydown St John, England
DeathJuly 1903 - West Ham, Essex
MotherELIZA PASSMORE
FatherThomas Roach

Born in Horselydown St John, England on 19 Apr 1822 to Thomas Roach and ELIZA PASSMORE. Mary Ann Roach married Edwin James Kempster and had 11 children. She passed away on July 1903 in West Ham, Essex.

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Parents
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Thomas Roach
1796 - 1868
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Eliza Passmore
1796 - 1867
Spouse(s)
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Edwin James Kempster
1821 - 1887
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Edwin James Kempster
1845 - Unknown
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Jessica Kempster
1851 - 1932
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Thomas Kempster
1847 - 1871
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Emma Marian Kempster
1851 - 1890
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Edwin James Kempster
1847 - Unknown
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Annie Kempster
1855 - Unknown
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Arthur Kempster
1853 - 1912
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Harry Kempster
1859 - 1871
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Forester Kempster
1857 - Unknown
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Frederic Kempster
1862 - 1938
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May Kempster
1868 - Unknown
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Edwin James Kempster
1845 - Unknown

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