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Samuel Osborne

Birth16 Mar 1864 - Clenchwarton Norfolk,England
Death09 May 1916 - HULL Humberside England 9d 325
MotherFrances Wilson
FatherWilliam osborn

Born in Clenchwarton Norfolk,England on 16 Mar 1864 to William osborn and Frances Wilson. Samuel Osborne married Sarah Elizabeth Collier Gibson and had 9 children. He passed away on 09 May 1916 in HULL Humberside England 9d 325.

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Parents
William Osborn
1837 - Unknown
Frances Wilson
1842 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
Sarah Elizabeth Collier Gibson
1864 - 1926
Children Show all
Harold Naylor Osborne
1900 - 1941
Frances Ellen Osborne=purchon
1892 - 1962
Arthur Osborne
1884 - Unknown
Samuel Osborne
1897 - Unknown
Samual Osborne Gibson
1886 - 1889

George H Osborne
1903 - 1946
Fredrick Osborne
1895 - Unknown
John Thomas Osborne
1890 - 1945
John William Osborne Gibson
1888 - 1889

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