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William FULLAGER

Birth5 Jul 1801 - Boxley, Kent, , England
Death12 Feb 1889 - Boxley, Kent, England
MotherAnn BALCOMB
FatherStephen Fullagar

Born in Boxley, Kent, , England on 5 Jul 1801 to Stephen Fullagar and Ann BALCOMB. William FULLAGER married Elizabeth POVEY and had 8 children. He passed away on 12 Feb 1889 in Boxley, Kent, England.

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Stephen Fullagar
1770 - 1844
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Ann Balcomb
1773 - 1851
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Elizabeth Povey
1807 - 1882
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Elizabeth Fullagar
1827 - Unknown
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George Fullager
1825 - 1882
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Elizabeth Fullagar
1835 - 1854
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Sarah Clifford
1839 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Fullagar
1845 - Unknown
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Ann Fullagar
1832 - Unknown
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Henry Fullagar
1847 - 1916
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Emily Holt
1842 - Unknown

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