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William SWALLOW

Birth1827 - Norwell, Notts. England
DeathApr 1913 - Nottingham, Notts. England
MotherSusannah Unknown
FatherJoseph SWALLOW

Born in Norwell, Notts. England on 1827 to Joseph SWALLOW and Susannah Unknown. William SWALLOW married Elizabeth Crampton and had 6 children. He passed away on Apr 1913 in Nottingham, Notts. England.

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Joseph Swallow
1805 - 1878
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Susannah Unknown
1809 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Crampton
1821 - 1888
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Sarah 'Jane' Winrow
1846 - Unknown
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Susan Swallow
1856 - 1873
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William Crampton Swallow
1850 - Unknown
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Mary Elizabeth Swallow
1851 - Unknown
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Joseph Swallow
1846 - Unknown
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Isabella Swallow
1860 - Unknown
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Caroline Swallow
1853 - Unknown

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