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Matilda Stringle

Birth22 Jun 1827 - London, Middlesex, England
Death8 May 1870 - Clerkenwell, London, England
MotherSarah Alford
FatherWilliam Stringle

Born in London, Middlesex, England on 22 Jun 1827 to William Stringle and Sarah Alford. Matilda Stringle married Charles Carr and had 10 children. She passed away on 8 May 1870 in Clerkenwell, London, England.

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Parents
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William Stringle
1794 - 1863
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Sarah Alford
1792 - 1871
Spouse(s)
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Charles Carr
1823 - 1873
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Thomas John Carr
1855 - Unknown
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Matilda Arenia Carr
1869 - Unknown
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George Frederick Carr
1861 - Unknown
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William John Carr
1859 - 1874
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Robert William Carr
1863 - Unknown
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Charles (Christopher) Carr
1851 - 1923
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Henry Dinely Carr
1849 - Unknown
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Rachel Emily Carr
1846 - 1852
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Christopher Carr
1851 - 1852
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John Carr
1866 - Unknown

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