Sarah Ann Piercy
 
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									1.0 Sarah Ann Piercyfemale
1859
					Father: 
									
Edward Piercy (born about 1822 at Brighton, Sussex
											)
											
Census 1860
					Mother: 
								
Sarah Egless (born 30 Nov 1820 at Southwark, London
											)
											
Parish Reg 
						Birth: 09 Jan 1858,  at 12 Troy Town, Camberwell, London
Birth Cert
					Death: 1901,  at Croydon, Surrey
BMDPedigree
								   1499Married: 
							
Alfred Razzell 
	      					24 Dec 1882
BMD
				b.
				1859,  at Charlwood, Surrey 
					Birth: 1883,  at Croydon, Surrey
Census
							Additional information: 
Marriage Certificate 
	
					Birth: 1909,  at Deptford, LondonCensus
					Birth: 1910,  at Bermondsey, LondonCensus
					Birth: 1911,  at Greenwich, KentBMD
					Birth: about 1885,  at Croydon, SurreyCensus
					Birth: about 1887,  at Croydon, SurreyCensus
 
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