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Thomas Wilkinson

Birth1824 - Leyton, Essex, England
DeathApril 1880 - West Ham, Essex
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Born in Leyton, Essex, England on 1824. Thomas Wilkinson married Elizabeth Long and had 9 children. He passed away on April 1880 in West Ham, Essex.

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Elizabeth Long
1829 - Unknown
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Susan Isabel Wilkinson
1866 - 1955
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Ellen Louisa Wilkinson
1862 - 1938
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Richard George Wilkinson
1854 - Unknown
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Charles Thomas Wilkinson
1853 - Unknown
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Sarah F Wilkinson
1857 - Unknown
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Maud Eliza Wilkinson
1869 - 1871
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Emily Ada Wilkinson
1864 - Unknown
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William Henry Wilkinson
1872 - Unknown
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Alfred Wilkinson
1860 - Unknown

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