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William Thomas Willcox

Birth22 Jul 1869 - Redhill, Somerset, England
Death29 Mar 1951 - Bristol, England
MotherFanny Crane
FatherHenry Willcox

Born in Redhill, Somerset, England on 22 Jul 1869 to Henry Willcox and Fanny Crane. William Thomas Willcox married Ada Mary Porter, Partt and had 7 children. He passed away on 29 Mar 1951 in Bristol, England.

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Henry Willcox
1835 - Unknown
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Fanny Crane
1844 - 1936
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Ada Mary Porter, Partt
1872 - Unknown
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May Grace J Willcox
1902 - 1905
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Thomas Henry Willcox
1894 - 1914
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Alfred John Willcox
1895 - 1990
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John Price Willcox
1904 - 1982
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Florence Emma Willcox
1910 - Unknown
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Monica Grace Willcox
1907 - 2004
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Victor Edward Willcox
1901 - Unknown

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