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Richard Eccles

Birthabt 1843 - New York
DeathFeb 11, 1924 - Auburn, Cayuga, New York, United States
MotherMary Fish
FatherJames Eccles

Born in New York on abt 1843 to James Eccles and Mary Fish. Richard Eccles married Charlotte A. Walton and had 8 children. He passed away on Feb 11, 1924 in Auburn, Cayuga, New York, United States.

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Parents
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James Eccles
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Fish
1819 - 1868
Spouse(s)
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Charlotte A. Walton
1856 - Unknown
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Lucy A. Walton
1859 - 1935
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Mary Elizabeth Walton
1851 - Unknown
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Georgena Henry
1849 - Unknown
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Mary Eccles
1829 - 1919
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Bertha Ellen Eccles
1873 - 1935
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Edward H Eccles
1888 - 1967
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Martha Eccles
1865 - Unknown
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Martha I Eccles Johnson
1864 - 1942
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Eva M Eccles
1876 - Unknown
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Eliza J. (Liza) Eccles
1870 - 1932
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Thomas Eccles
1876 - Unknown
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John Eccles
1870 - Unknown

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