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Robert William Ratcliffe

Birth6 May 1882 - Edwardstone, Suffolk, England
DeathJun 1961 - Sudbury, Suffolk, England
MotherSusannah Elmer
FatherWilliam Ratcliffe, Ratliff

Born in Edwardstone, Suffolk, England on 6 May 1882 to William Ratcliffe, Ratliff and Susannah Elmer. Robert William Ratcliffe married Edith "Kitty" Everitt and had 5 children. He passed away on Jun 1961 in Sudbury, Suffolk, England.

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William Ratcliffe, Ratliff
1859 - 1948
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Susannah Elmer
1859 - 1947
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Edith "Kitty" Everitt
1883 - 1918
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Cyril Frederick Ratcliffe
1913 - 1994
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Edmund Thomas Ratcliffe
1909 - 1998
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Ernest William Ratcliffe
1907 - 1993
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Laura May Ratcliffe
1914 - 2001
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Lily Edith Ratcliffe
1918 - 1964

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