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William Collison

Birth24 Sep 1842 - Clenchwarton, Norfolk
Death9 Dec 1920 - Clenchwarton, Norfolk, England
MotherAnne Brooks
FatherCharles Collison

Born in Clenchwarton, Norfolk on 24 Sep 1842 to Charles Collison and Anne Brooks. William Collison married Susannah Humphrey and had 7 children. He passed away on 9 Dec 1920 in Clenchwarton, Norfolk, England.

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Charles Collison
1811 - 1898
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Anne Brooks
1818 - 1894
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Susannah Humphrey
1841 - 1917
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Alice Mary Collison
1874 - 1960
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Edmund Collison
1877 - 1960
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Arthur Brooks Collison
1872 - 1941
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Frederick William Collison
1875 - 1956
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Emily Ann Collison
1873 - 1959
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John Edwin Collison
1879 - 1964
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Herbert Collison
1878 - 1879

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