Nicholas John Macwilliam

Birth12 March 1876 - 32 Bedford Square, Mile End Old Town, Middlesex, London, England

Death06 Sep 1939 - Caernarfonshire and Anglesey Infirmary, Bangor, Wales

MotherEmma Charlotte Cayzer

FatherJohn McWilliam

Born in 32 Bedford Square, Mile End Old Town, Middlesex, London, England on 12 March 1876 to John McWilliam and Emma Charlotte Cayzer. Nicholas John Macwilliam married Olive Matilda Wyvill and had 7 children. He passed away on 06 Sep 1939 in Caernarfonshire and Anglesey Infirmary, Bangor, Wales.

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Parents

John Mcwilliam
1842 - 1903

Emma Charlotte Cayzer
1846 - 1942

Spouse(s)

Olive Matilda Wyvill
1898 - Unknown

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Nicholas John Macwilliam
1919 - 1944

Aubrey Macwilliam
1928 - 1997

Irene Yvonne Macwilliam
1923 - 1983

Joan Silvia Macwilliam
1926 - 2008

Robert Cayzer Macwilliam
1921 - 1995

Percy T Macwilliam
1922 - 1998

Mable Alice Macwilliam
1906 - Unknown

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