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William Weaving

Birth9 Jul 1837 - Longworth, Berkshire, England
Death4 Feb 1902 - Hatford, Berkshire, England
MotherAnn THATCHER
FatherWilliam Weaver

Born in Longworth, Berkshire, England on 9 Jul 1837 to William Weaver and Ann THATCHER. William Weaving married Emma Quartermain and had 12 children. He passed away on 4 Feb 1902 in Hatford, Berkshire, England.

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William Weaver
1800 - 1870
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Ann Thatcher
1803 - 1871
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Emma Quartermain
1840 - 1890
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Martha Weaving
1873 - 1902
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William Quartermain
1859 - Unknown
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George Weaving
1860 - Unknown
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Sarah Ann Weaving
1880 - 1948
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Lizzie Weaving
1875 - Unknown
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John Thomas Weaving
1864 - Unknown
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Edward Weaving
1882 - 1918
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Alfred James Weaving
1862 - 1881
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Fred Weaving
1879 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Weaving
1866 - Unknown
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Alice Weaving
1886 - 1955
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Charles Weaving
1884 - 1918

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