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William Farthing

Birth1848 - Trome, London, England
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherEliza Farthing
FatherNot Available

Born in Trome, London, England on 1848 to Eliza Farthing. William Farthing married Emma Burden and had 14 children.

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Eliza Farthing
1828 - Unknown
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Emma Burden
1848 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Maria Farthing
1882 - 1960
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Edith Maud Farthing
1888 - Unknown
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Rose Farthing
1887 - Unknown
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Thomas Farthing
1884 - Unknown
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Edith A Farthing
1870 - Unknown
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Albert John Farthing
1872 - Unknown
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Daisy Farthing
1868 - Unknown
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George Alfred Farthing
1874 - 1912
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Edward Farthing
1876 - Unknown
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Daisy Farthing
1868 - Unknown
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Arthur Farthing
1880 - Unknown
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William H Farthing
1867 - Unknown
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Edith May Farthing
1889 - 1977
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Elizabeth Grace Farthing
1882 - Unknown

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