Desborough People
George Liner
 
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          1.0 George Linermale
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              Father:
              
Charles Liner
                      
                      b. 1831 at Rothwell, Northamptonshire
                      
                      d. 08 Mar 1892
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              Mother:
              
Ann Slow
                      
                      b. 1830 at Northampton, Northamptonshire
                      
                      d. 20 Jul 1930
 
              Birth: about 1864,  at Desborough
CensusPedigree
                   4431Married:
              
Mary Ellen Redman 
              21 Jan 1891
Mercury
            b. about 1863,  at Otley, YorkshireCensus
 
            Birth: 1891,  at Desborough
BMD
            Birth: 1892
BMD
            Baptism: 05 Jun 1892 at Desborough
IGI
            Death: about 1893, age: 0
BMD
            Birth: about 1894,  at Desborough
Census
            Baptism: 25 Feb 1894 at Desborough
IGI
            Birth: about 1899,  at Desborough
Census
            Baptism: 26 Nov 1899 at Desborough
IGI 
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