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Elizabeth Lyon

 

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   17642 1.0 Elizabeth Lyonfemale
Elizabeth and her sister Jane married brothers
17640 Father: Joseph Lyon    b. about 1831 at Crowland, Lincolnshire
17641 Mother: Rebecca [not known]    b. about 1827 at Crowland, Lincolnshire
Birth: about 1864, at Crowland, LincolnshireCensus
Death: 20 May 1899 , at DesboroughEmp Records

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Additional Information: Inquest

Additional information: Fatal accident

Census Details: not at Desborough in 1871 1881 1891
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Married: Charles Palmer  1886BMD
b. about 1868, at Kings Cliffe, NorthamptonshireCensus

   176472.1 Charles Palmermale
Birth: about 1886, at Crowland, LincolnshireCensus

   176482.2 Harry Palmermale
Birth: about 1890, at Crowland, LincolnshireCensus

   176462.3 Dixon Palmermale
Birth: about 1895BMD
Death: 20 May 1899 , at Desborough, age: 5yEmp Records

Additional Information: Inquest

Additional information: Fatal accident

 


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