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William Emptage

Birth7 November 1805 - Margate, Kent, England
DeathJanuary 5th 1857 - lost at sea in a rescue attempt off the coast of Margate
MotherSusan Elisabeth (Susannah) Labrosse
FatherHenry Emptage

Born in Margate, Kent, England on 7 November 1805 to Henry Emptage and Susan Elisabeth (Susannah) Labrosse. William Emptage married Elizabeth Peters and had 7 children. He passed away on January 5th 1857 in lost at sea in a rescue attempt off the coast of Margate.

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Henry Emptage
1763 - 1794
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Susan Elisabeth (Susannah) Labrosse
1763 - 1845
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Elizabeth Peters
1802 - 1892
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Frederick Joseph Emptage
1835 - 1851
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Emily Ann Emptage
1843 - 1909
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Charlotte Eliza Emptage
1846 - 1905
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Edwin Robert Emptage
1839 - 1916
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Stephen John Emptage
1837 - 1891
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Sarah Elizabeth Emptage
1832 - 1911
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William Henry Emptage
1830 - 1908

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