Desborough People
Eli Ward
 
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          1.0 Eli Wardmale
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              Father:
              
Thomas Ward
                      
                      bap. about 1818 at Stoke Albany, Northamptonshire
                      
                      d. 09 Jan 1894 at Desborough
 
              Birth: about 1855,  at Desborough
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                   575Married:
              
Lydia Ginns 
              1875
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            b. about 1855,  at DesboroughCensus
 
            Birth: about 1879,  at DesboroughCensus
            Birth: about 1882,  at Desborough
Census
            Baptism: 19 Nov 1889 at Desborough
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            Birth: about 1884,  at Desborough
Census
            Baptism: 19 Nov 1889 at Desborough
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            Birth: about 1886,  at Desborough
Census
            Baptism: 19 Nov 1889 at Desborough
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            Baptism: 08 Sep 1887 at Desborough
IGI
            Birth: about 1890,  at Desborough
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            Baptism: 19 Nov 1889 at Desborough
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            Death: 02 Mar 1893
                ,  at Desborough, age: 3y
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