The Brown Tree » Emily SALISBURY (1900-)

Personal data Emily SALISBURY 

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Household of Emily SALISBURY


Notes about Emily SALISBURY

1 UID 5E8CC28EE546F0408B24D3F6A6ED691821A1 1 UID 779491B023F24646AE47F1A392FC99EB88C5 1 UID AE9607EBA26F4F4B970E1B85C60E6779DAEF

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Emily SALISBURY

William SALISBURY
????-
Sophia
± 1835-????
Richard DARLING
1828-1879
Emma THORPE
1837-????

Emily SALISBURY
1900-


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    1. 1901 England Census, Ancestry.com, Class: RG13; Piece: 1042; Folio: 143; Page: 44 / Ancestry.com

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