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William Ratcliff

Birth1778 - Toppesfield, Essex, England
Death3 Nov 1862 - Sandon, Essex, England
MotherMary Polley
FatherEdward Ratcliff

Born in Toppesfield, Essex, England on 1778 to Edward Ratcliff and Mary Polley. William Ratcliff married Mary Bundock and had 15 children. He passed away on 3 Nov 1862 in Sandon, Essex, England.

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Edward Ratcliff
1752 - 1805
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Mary Polley
1752 - 1823
Spouse(s)
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Mary Bundock
1782 - 1851
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Emma Ratcliff
1821 - 1891
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John Ratcliff
1804 - 1873
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William Ratcliff
1800 - 1890
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Thomas Ratcliff
1818 - 1869
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Edward Ratcliff
1804 - 1876
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Mary Ratcliff
1802 - 1802
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Samuel Ratcliff
1807 - 1879
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Mary Elizabeth Ratcliff
1806 - Unknown
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Charles Sidney Ratcliff
1817 - 1847
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Emma Ratcliff
1809 - 1810
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George William Ratcliff
1819 - 1897
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Henry Ratcliff
1810 - 1868
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Thomas Ratcliff
1811 - 1812
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David Polley Ratcliff
1823 - 1824
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Charlotte Ratcliff
1808 - 1861

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