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Reuben Raggett

Birth17 Sep 1826 - Elstead, Surrey, England
DeathSep 1896 - Surrey, 1654443, Prince Edward Island, Canada
MotherElizabeth Callingham
FatherJames Raggett

Born in Elstead, Surrey, England on 17 Sep 1826 to James Raggett and Elizabeth Callingham. Reuben Raggett had 9 children. He passed away on Sep 1896 in Surrey, 1654443, Prince Edward Island, Canada.

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James Raggett
1784 - 1871
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Elizabeth Callingham
1802 - 1877
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Emily Raggett
1867 - Unknown
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Reuben Raggett
1861 - 1930
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Rosina Raggett
1864 - 1936
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Kate Raggett
1873 - Unknown
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Caroline Raggett
1851 - 1912
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Alice Raggett
1858 - Unknown
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George Raggett
1855 - 1902
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James Raggett
1853 - 1902
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Edmund Raggett
1859 - 1870

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