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Matthew Collinge

Birth4 Feb 1827 - Radcliffe, Lancashire, England
Death10 Aug 1894 - Bolton, Lancashire, England
MotherAnn Hampson
Fatherjohn collinge

Born in Radcliffe, Lancashire, England on 4 Feb 1827 to john collinge and Ann Hampson. Matthew Collinge married Maria Collinge and had 12 children. He passed away on 10 Aug 1894 in Bolton, Lancashire, England.

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John Collinge
1798 - 1835
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Ann Hampson
1804 - 1876
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Maria Collinge
1826 - Unknown
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Margaret Hannah Collinge
1853 - 1886
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Ann Collinge
1858 - Unknown
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James Collinge
1869 - Unknown
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Henry Collinge
Unknown - Unknown
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Frederick Collinge
1861 - 1923
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John Collinge
1856 - Unknown
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Ellen Collinge
1860 - Unknown
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Thomas Collinge
1862 - 1939
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Alice Collinge
1864 - 1941
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Ann Collinge
1858 - Unknown
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John Collinge
1856 - Unknown
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Thomas Fredrick Collinge
1861 - 1923

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