William Render

Birth2 May 1845 - Full Sutton, Yorkshire, England

Death15 JAN 1911 - County Hospital, York, Yorkshire, UK

MotherAnn Wreggitt

FatherZachariah Render

Born in Full Sutton, Yorkshire, England on 2 May 1845 to Zachariah Render and Ann Wreggitt. William Render married Mary Ann Foster and had 15 children. He passed away on 15 JAN 1911 in County Hospital, York, Yorkshire, UK.

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Parents

Zachariah Render
1819 - 1898

Ann Wreggitt
1819 - 1904

Spouse(s)

Mary Ann Foster
1846 - 1881

Mary A Foster
1847 - Unknown

Susannah Masterman
1855 - 1926

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Lucy Ann Render
1878 - 1962

George William Render
1880 - 1940

Sarah Annie Masterman
1874 - Unknown

Thomas Render
1884 - 1949

John Render
1890 - 1957

Alice May Render
1895 - 1941

Robert Render
1888 - 1921

Zachariah Render
1885 - 1969

Arthur Render
1897 - 1996

Harold Render
1892 - 1932

Alfred Render
1882 - 1942

Edward Render
1899 - 1984

Mary Render
1877 - Unknown

Arthur Render
1869 - Unknown

John William Render
1891 - 1960

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