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William Henry Collier

Birth28 Oct 1862 - Milton, Kent, England
Death16 Feb 1914 - Middlesex, England
MotherHelen Eliza Hawkins
FatherJohn Jackson Collier aka Ellis

Born in Milton, Kent, England on 28 Oct 1862 to John Jackson Collier aka Ellis and Helen Eliza Hawkins. William Henry Collier married Annie Eliza Embery and had 9 children. He passed away on 16 Feb 1914 in Middlesex, England.

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John Jackson Collier Aka Ellis
1832 - 1887
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Helen Eliza Hawkins
1836 - 1905
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Annie Eliza Embery
1861 - 1946
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Arthur Edwin Collier
1896 - 1980
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John Henry Collier
1891 - 1917
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Ethel Maud Collier
1898 - Unknown
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Nellie Edith Collier
1895 - Unknown
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Flora Annie Collier
1893 - Unknown
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Herbert R Collier
1900 - Unknown
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William Charles Collier
1892 - 1976
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Violet Susan E Collier
1904 - Unknown
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Cecil Harold Collier
1899 - 1983

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