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William Wilcox

Birth25 Jan 1835 - St. Blazy, Cornwall, England
Death31 Mar 1914 - Dodgeville, Iowa, Wisconsin, USA
MotherElizabeth Jane Trevithick
FatherWilliam Woolcock

Born in St. Blazy, Cornwall, England on 25 Jan 1835 to William Woolcock and Elizabeth Jane Trevithick. William Wilcox married Sarah Swaine and had 11 children. He passed away on 31 Mar 1914 in Dodgeville, Iowa, Wisconsin, USA.

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William Woolcock
1812 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Jane Trevithick
1813 - 1842
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Sarah Swaine
1837 - 1907
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Thomas Henry Wilcox
1860 - 1945
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John Wilcox
1868 - Unknown
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Joseph Wilcox
1867 - 1945
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Eveline Wilcox
1864 - 1889
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William Sampson Wilcox
1857 - 1923
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George Washington Wilcox
1876 - 1966
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Samuel Wilcox
1864 - 1929
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Clarence Wilcox
1871 - 1964
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Elizabeth Wilcox
1859 - Unknown
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Sarah Wilcox
1859 - Unknown
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Wilcox
1864 - 1866

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