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William Squelch

Birth15 Jun 1865 - Dunsfold, Surrey, England
DeathJun 1937 - Surrey South Western, Surrey, England
MotherElizabeth Sadler
FatherHenry Squelch

Born in Dunsfold, Surrey, England on 15 Jun 1865 to Henry Squelch and Elizabeth Sadler. William Squelch married Lizzie Mills and had 7 children. He passed away on Jun 1937 in Surrey South Western, Surrey, England.

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Henry Squelch
1818 - 1888
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Elizabeth Sadler
1832 - 1890
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Lizzie Mills
1868 - 1941
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William Squelch
1896 - 1949
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Kathleen Annie Squelch
1904 - 1999
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Alice Squelch
1901 - 1976
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Ethel Squelch
1899 - 1929
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Frank Squelch
1894 - Unknown
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Hilda Mary Ann Squelch
1900 - 1993
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Emily Squelch
1893 - Unknown

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