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Mary Osborne Wagg

Birth29 Feb 1872 - Ringstead, Norfolk, England
Death09 Oct 1955 - Washta, Cherokee, Iowa, USA
MotherSarah Osborne
FatherRobert Wagg

Born in Ringstead, Norfolk, England on 29 Feb 1872 to Robert Wagg and Sarah Osborne. Mary Osborne Wagg married George Henry Fuller and had 11 children. She passed away on 09 Oct 1955 in Washta, Cherokee, Iowa, USA.

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Parents
Robert Wagg
1831 - 1910
Sarah Osborne
1840 - 1909
Spouse(s)
George Henry Fuller
1869 - 1947
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Fern Luella Fuller
1905 - 1981
Robert John Fuller
1903 - 1938
William Fort Fuller
1900 - 1959
Anna Mary Fuller
1910 - 1998
Kenneth Forest Fuller
1908 - 1981
Stella Jane Fuller
1892 - 1987

Edward George Fuller
1912 - 1998
Irene Helen Fuller
1917 - 2007
Ed Fuller
1916 - Unknown
Hazel May Fuller
1897 - 1988
Maud Pearl Fuller
1894 - 1924

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