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Mary Jane Baker

Birth6 jul 1854 - Dulwich, Surrey, England
Death30 Aug 1930 - Lambeth, London, England
MotherMary Jane Tyler
FatherSamuel Pile Baker

Born in Dulwich, Surrey, England on 6 jul 1854 to Samuel Pile Baker and Mary Jane Tyler. Mary Jane Baker married Fred Marshall and had 7 children. She passed away on 30 Aug 1930 in Lambeth, London, England.

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Samuel Pile Baker
1823 - 1884
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Mary Jane Tyler
1823 - 1886
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Fred Marshall
1857 - 1941
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Violet Marshall
1885 - 1966
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Gertrude Eva Marshall
1881 - 1966
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Dorothy Marshall
1896 - 1959
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Florence Eliza Marshall
1888 - 1970
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Winifred Marshall
1889 - 1978
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Frederick James Marshall
1892 - 1966
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Frederick Thomas Marshall
1882 - 1883

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