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Matthew Wallace

Birth1841 - Corsenside
DeathJul 1901 - Bellingham, Northumberland
MotherAnn Fenwick
Fathermatthew Wallace

Born in Corsenside on 1841 to matthew Wallace and Ann Fenwick. Matthew Wallace married Alice Brydon and had 9 children. He passed away on Jul 1901 in Bellingham, Northumberland.

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Matthew Wallace
1821 - 1882
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Ann Fenwick
1821 - 1886
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Alice Brydon
1845 - 1939
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Edward Brydon Wallace
1866 - 1943
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George Arthur Wallace
1888 - 1953
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Henry Cuthbert Wallace
1883 - 1947
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Ann Wallace
1872 - Unknown
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Matthew Wallace
1872 - 1906
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William James Wallace
1874 - 1966
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John Henry Wallace
1882 - 1953
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Thomas Robert Wallace
1887 - 1948
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Alice I/j Wallace
1898 - Unknown

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