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William Ibbs

Birth1855 - Longton, Staffordshire, England
Death5 Apr 1922 - Longton, Staffordshire, , England
MotherElizabeth Bentley
FatherJames Ibbs

Born in Longton, Staffordshire, England on 1855 to James Ibbs and Elizabeth Bentley. William Ibbs married Mary Hughes and had 8 children. He passed away on 5 Apr 1922 in Longton, Staffordshire, , England.

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Parents
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James Ibbs
1815 - 1859
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Elizabeth Bentley
1815 - 1876
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Mary Hughes
1858 - 1916
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Francis Weston
1848 - Unknown
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Edward Joseph Ibbs
1877 - 1950
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Fredrick Norman Ibbs
1898 - 1957
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Pallie E Ibbs
1889 - Unknown
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Mary Ellen Ibbs
1886 - Unknown
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Herbert Henry Ibbs
1883 - 1926
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Elsie May Ibbs
1894 - Unknown
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Charles Thomas Ibbs
1881 - 1882
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Ada Florence Ibbs
1887 - 1888

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