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Violet Dunshee

Birth31 Aug 1879 - Birmingham, Warwickshire, England
Death1 Jan 1955 - Bryn Mawr, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherSarah Ann Marshall
FatherJohn Dunshee

Born in Birmingham, Warwickshire, England on 31 Aug 1879 to John Dunshee and Sarah Ann Marshall. Violet Dunshee married George Henry Moseley and had 6 children. She passed away on 1 Jan 1955 in Bryn Mawr, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, USA.

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John Dunshee
1847 - 1916
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Sarah Ann Marshall
1844 - 1901
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George Henry Moseley
1884 - 1960
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Nellie Moseley
1912 - 2000
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William Tristan Dunshee Moseley
1897 - 1978
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Alice Lilian Moseley
1911 - 2000
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Wilfred B. Moseley
1915 - 1996
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Gladys Moseley
1904 - 1994
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Edith Moseley
1917 - 2010

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