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Matthew Charles Walker

Birth27 Nov 1902 - Westhoughton, Lancashire, England
Death31 Dec 1965 - Kitchen Croft Plantation Tockholes near Darwen, Lancashire, England
MotherSARAH ANN SEDDON
FatherROGER WALKER

Born in Westhoughton, Lancashire, England on 27 Nov 1902 to ROGER WALKER and SARAH ANN SEDDON. Matthew Charles Walker married Florence Taylor and had 5 children. He passed away on 31 Dec 1965 in Kitchen Croft Plantation Tockholes near Darwen, Lancashire, England.

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Roger Walker
1866 - 1928
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Sarah Ann Seddon
1868 - 1915
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Florence Taylor
1905 - 1955
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Leslie Walker
1931 - Unknown
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Marian Walker
1926 - Unknown
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Nancy Walker
1933 - 2012
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Nolan Walker
1942 - 1989
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Ethel M Walker
1925 - Unknown

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