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WILLIAM WALKER

Birth12 May 1854 - Westgate Common Alverthorpe Wakefield, Yorkshire
Death3rd April 1912 - Workhouse Infirmary Park Lodge Lane Wakefield
MotherSarah Ann Fielding
FatherJOHN WALKER

Born in Westgate Common Alverthorpe Wakefield, Yorkshire on 12 May 1854 to JOHN WALKER and Sarah Ann Fielding. WILLIAM WALKER married Sarah Emmett and had 6 children. He passed away on 3rd April 1912 in Workhouse Infirmary Park Lodge Lane Wakefield.

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John Walker
1831 - 1896
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Sarah Ann Fielding
1831 - 1899
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Sarah Emmett
1854 - 1918
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Walter Walker
1878 - Unknown
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Lillian Walker
1887 - 1943
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Albert Edward Walker
1883 - 1940
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John William Walker
1869 - Unknown
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Richard Walker
1884 - 1974
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Harold Walker
1890 - 1968

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