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Tabitha Crossley

Birth1870 - Leeds, Yorkshire, England
Death1931 - Leeds
MotherAlice Wilkinson
Fathersamuel(blacksmiths' striker) Crosley

Born in Leeds, Yorkshire, England on 1870 to samuel(blacksmiths' striker) Crosley and Alice Wilkinson. Tabitha Crossley married Harry Shackleton and had 7 children. She passed away on 1931 in Leeds.

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Parents
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Samuel(blacksmiths' Striker) Crosley
1828 - Unknown
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Alice Wilkinson
1829 - Unknown
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Harry Shackleton
1866 - Unknown
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Laura Shackleton
1897 - 1974
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Lily Shackleton
1895 - 1991
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George W Crossley
1889 - Unknown
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Leonard Shackleton
1907 - Unknown
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Sarah Jane Shackleton
1891 - 1940
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Harry Shackleton
1900 - 1950
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Rowland Shackleton
1905 - 1948

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