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Walter Longbottom

Birth14 Dec 1905 - Hunslet, Yorkshire, England
DeathMar 1971 - Leeds, Yorkshire, England
MotherJane scott 1863 d1945
FatherSamuel Longbottom

Born in Hunslet, Yorkshire, England on 14 Dec 1905 to Samuel Longbottom and Jane scott 1863 d1945. Walter Longbottom married Ethel Kilburn and had 6 children. He passed away on Mar 1971 in Leeds, Yorkshire, England.

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Samuel Longbottom
1883 - 1955
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Jane Scott 1863 D1945
1883 - 1945
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Ethel Kilburn
1903 - 1995
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Maureen Elizabeth Longbottom
1946 - 2004
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Kenneth Longbottom
1929 - 2011
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Kenneth Longbottom
1929 - Unknown
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Doreen Joan Longbottom
1934 - 2012
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Raymond Longbottom
1931 - 1995
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Raymond Longbottom
Unknown - Unknown

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