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William Edward Reddish

Birthabout 1825 - Stowmarket, Suffolk, England
DeathApril 1893 - Stow, Suffolk, United Kingdom
MotherEsther Ward
FatherEdward Reddish

Born in Stowmarket, Suffolk, England on about 1825 to Edward Reddish and Esther Ward. William Edward Reddish married Matilda Baker and had 6 children. He passed away on April 1893 in Stow, Suffolk, United Kingdom.

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Edward Reddish
1800 - 1880
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Esther Ward
1804 - 1867
Spouse(s)
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Matilda Baker
1823 - 1852
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Mary This One Julia E Reddish
1863 - Unknown
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Laura Mary Ann Reddish
1852 - Unknown
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Herbert John Reddish
1870 - 1944
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Frederick W Reddish
1868 - Unknown
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Harriet May C Reddish
1880 - Unknown
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Edward William Reddish
1865 - Unknown

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