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Mary WOODHOUSE was born abt. 1860 in England
Mary WOODHOUSE was the child of Robert WOODHOUSE and ?Spouse(s)/Partner(s) and Child(ren):
Mary married Henry SMALLPIECE . The couple had (at least) 1 child.
Henry SMALLPIECE was born abt. 1850 in England (United Kingdom). Henry died abt. 1937 Henry was the child of Thomas SMALLPIECE and Hannah OVERY.
Mary WOODHOUSE died abt. 1933
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Family and Children of Mary WOODHOUSE
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Henry SMALLPIECE-- Place:
Henry SMALLPIECE was the child of Thomas SMALLPIECE and Hannah OVERY
Children of Henry SMALLPIECE and Mary WOODHOUSE:
Mary Louisa SMALLPIECE (b.abt. 1884, Brudenell Ontario Canada d. abt. 1959, Letterkenney Ontario)
m. James Benjamin JESSUP
Henry SMALLPIECE was the child of Thomas SMALLPIECE and Hannah OVERY
Children of Henry SMALLPIECE and Mary WOODHOUSE:
m. James Benjamin JESSUP
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