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Obituaries All 2016 Surname First Names Date of Death Age Newspaper date ABBEY Jennifer Hazel Emily 24.04.2012 29 WG 16.5.2012 ABBOTT Austin 23.10.2011 89 WN 2.11.2011 ABBOTT Brian 25.02.2010 68 WG 3.3. 2010 ABBOTT Robert 08.01.1883 41 BN 6.1.1883 ABBOTT George 09.05.1902 39 BN 10.05.1902 ABBOTT Susannah BN 31.01.1903 & BN .04.02.1903 ABERNETHY Kenneth 31.08.2011 79 WN 7.9.2011 ABRAHAM Linda 29.12.2011 91 WG 11.1.2012 ABRAHAM Margaret Sarah 19.07.1889 38 BN 17.7.1889 ABRAHAM Mavis 15.09.2010 81 WG 22.9.2010 ABRAM Doris Evelyn 01.04.2011 WN 13.4.2011 ABRAMS Belinda 22.08.2012 92 WG 29.8.2012 ABRAMS Edna 23.07.2011 WG 3.8.2011 ABSON Charles Edgar 21.06.1903 34 BN 27.06.1903 & BN 01.07.1903 ACKERLEY Emma 23 or 28.05.1893 39 BN 31.5.1893 ACKERS Thomas Pickop 25.04.1881 BN 30.4.1881 ACRED Charles Joseph 16.08.2011 79 WG 31.8.2011 ACTON John 22.06.1887 60 BN 25.6.1887 ACTON Mary 19.05.2010 81 WN 26.5.2010 ACTON Vesta May 15.01.2011 86 WG 26.1.2011 ADAM Caroline 24.07.1889 BN 24.7.2012 ADAMS Ann 30.10.2011 WG 9.11.2011 ADAMS David 'Budgie' 21.12.2010 64 WN 29.12.2010 ADAMS Dorothy 20.10.2010 98 WN 27.10.2010 ADAMS Harold 'Hal' 28.11.2010 86 WN 8.12.2012 ADAMS Irene 20.11.2010 90 WN 1.12.2010 ADAMS James 05.04.1886 BN 10.4.1886 ADAMS Mary Ann 10.01.1882 52 BN 28.1.1882 ADAMS Mildred 04.12.2010 99 WG 15.12.2010 ADAMS Sidney 15.03.2011 78 WN 23.3.2011 ADAMS Vincent 31.01.2012 WN 8.2.2012 ADAMS Agnes 24.02.1901 47 BN 02.03.1901 ADAMS Charles Edward 17.02.1903 BN 21.02.1903 & BN 25.02.1903 ADAMSON Barbara 28.02.13 57 WG 13.03.2013 ADAMSON John 07.05.2010 77 WN 26.5.2010 1 ADKINSON Elizabeth ?.3.1896 62 BN 28.3.1896 ADLARD Helene 09.11.2011 41 WG 14.12.11 ADLARD Jean Fortune 27.01.2011 95 WN2.2.2011 ADLARD Mark 08.11.2010 53 WN 17.11.2010 ADLINGTON Henry 29.12.1901 34 BN 01.01.1902 & 04.01.02 ADUS Harriet 27.07.1889 BN 3.8.2012 AFFLECK Catherine 25.06.2011 90 WN 06.07.2011 AGER Olga 26.01.1898 2 BN 29.01.1898 AGGOTT Adela Gladys 01.10.2012 WG 12.10.2012 AGNEW Edmond 16.07.2011 71 WG 20.7.2011 AGNEW Elizabeth 7.04.2011 86 WG 13.11.2011 AINDOW Ellis 23.07.2010 89 WG/WN 04.8.2010 AINLEY-RICE Kevin 02.03.2011 70 WG 09.03.2011 AINSCOUGH George 09.06.2010 77 WG/WN 16.06.2010 AINSLIE Lilian 04.02.2010 91 WG 10.02.2010 AINSWORTH Joyce 18.07.2011 90 WG 27.07.2011 AINSWORTH Leslie Christopher 27.08.2012 89 WG 05.09.12 AINSWORTH Sarah 11.11.1888 66 BN 17.11.1888 AINSWORTH William 29.12.1885 73 BN 09.01.1886 AIRD Janet 05.01.1886 66 BN 09.01.1886 AIREY Colin Niels 23.08.2011 79 WN 07.09.2011 AIREY Frank 25.05.2011 86 WN 01.06.2011 AITCHINSON Heken Tatlock 06.04.1881 2 BN 09.04.1881 AITKEN DR John Alexander 03.09.2010 81 WG 11.09.2010 ALAN Joshua Frederick 13.02.2010 68 WN 22.2.2012 ALBISTON Leslie 04.11.2011 84 WN 16.11.2011 ALCOCK Emeline 08.01.1896 2 BN 11.01.1896 ALCOCK Mary Anne 30.09.1882 62 BN 7.10.1882 ALCOCK James 20.05.1888 64 BN 26.05.1888 ALDCROFT Marguerite 17.09.2010 91 WG 22.09.2010 ALDERSEY James 16.12.1888 71 BN 19&22/12/1888 ALDERSON Frances Irene 05.01.2011 87 WG 12.01.2011 ALDERSON William John 02.06.1898 24 BN 04.06.1898 ALDIS William 10.08.1884 69 BN 16.8.1884 ALDRIDGE Vera 25.08.2012 WN 05.09.2012 ALEXANDER Annie 17.12.1890 72 BN 20.12.1890 2 ALEXANDER Christine 23.03.1890 49 BN 29.03.1890 ALEXANDER Deborah 25.03.1891 Infant BN 4.4.1891 ALEXANDER Frances (Fanny) 18.03.1887 BN 26.3.1887 ALEXANDER Harriet 01.03.1888 63 BN 17.03.1888. ALEXANDER Malcolm 6.05.2010 67 WG 12.05.2010 ALEXANDER Robert W 17.01.1882 66 BN 21.01.1882 ALEXANDER George 07.12.1901 28 BN 21.12.1901 & 25.12.01 ALEXANDER Robert 16.01.1903 72 BN 28.01.1903 ALISTER George 04.05.1902 58 BN 10.05.1902 ALLAN Janet 28.09.1888 86 BN 1.09.1888 ALLAN Mary Ann 10.10.1891 63 BN 14.10.1891 ALLAN Nora 09.07.2012 92 WG 18.07.2012 ALLARIDCE David Dalziel 09.01.1891 17 BN 14.01.1891 ALLCOCK James Allan 11.05.2010 77 WG 19.05.2010 ALLCOCK Margaret Evelyn(Peggy) 12.08.2011 89 WG 31.8.2011 ALLDIS Elizabeth 15.02.1899 53 BN 15.02.1899 ALLEN Andy 5.02.2011 WG 23.2.2011 ALLEN Anna 8.07.2010 36 WG 14&28/07/2010 ALLEN Edward 17.11.1888 74 BN 21.11.1888 ALLEN Elanor Douglas 31.01.2011 WG 9.02.2011 ALLEN Elizabeth 25.01.1889 48 BN 26.1.1889 ALLEN Ernest 17.10.2010 99 WN 27.10.2010 ALLEN George 17.10.1890 45 BN 22.10.1890 ALLEN George Henry 26.03.1894 22 mnths BN 31.3.1894 ALLEN Henry Watkin 01.10.1889 48 BN 5.10.1889 ALLEN James William 19.10.2010 74 WG 27.10.2010 ALLEN Joyce 20.01.2011 98 WN 02.02.2011 ALLEN Matilda 06.021887 77 BN 12.2.1887 ALLEN Robert 17.05.1884 54 BN 24.05.1884 ALLEN Terence Leslie 06.01.2012 62 WN 11.1.2012 ALLEN Thelma Brenda 02.03.2010 WG 10.03.2010 ALLEN Thomas 02.12.1889 25 BN 07.12.1889 ALLEN William 02.02.1881 8 weeks BN 05.02.1881 ALLEN William K 24.04.1891 13 mnths BN 24.4.1891 ALLEN Phoebe Annie 04.04.1899 BN 05.& 12 & 15 & 19.04.1899 ALLEN Ann 03.06.1901 BN 08.06.1901 3 ALLEN Alicia May 14.12.1902 6 months BN 20.12.1902 ALLEN Mabel 27.02.1903 4mths BN 28.02.1903 ALLETSON Charles Percy 07.09.1881 BN 10.09.1881 ALLINSON Patricia 16.01.2011 WG 26.01.2011 ALLT Frances` 12.04.2011 WG 20.04.2011 ALLTREE Hannah 10.11.1886 79 BN 13.11.1886 ALLTREE Samuel 06.05.1898 75 BN 18.05.1898 ALMOND Phyllis 23.02.1898 2yrs 4mths BN 02.03.1898 ALMOND Phyllis 23.02.1898 2 BN 26.02.1898 ALSOP David Roy WG 08.08.2012 ALSOP Florence 30.09.1988 BN 6.10.1888 ALSOP Leslie Alan 13.06.2011 WG 22.06.2011 ALSOP Mary 10.02.1899 76 BN 11.02.1899 ALVAREZ Alice 26.06.2012 WN 27.07.2012 AMBLER Alice 28.12.1888 71 BN 5.01.1889 AMBLER Thomas 24.11.1890 75 BN 26.11.1890 AMBLER Thomas 14.09.1898 50 BN 17.09.1898 AMBRIDGE John 01.10.1890 BN 04.10.1890 AMBRIDGE John 11.10.1891 BN 17.10.1891 AMBROSE Ryan William "Billy" 25.07.2010 WG 04.08.2010 AMER Stephen 13.05.1881 52 BN 21.05.1881 AMER Stephen 26.02.1890 32 BN 08.03.1890 AMER Mary 26.12.1897 59 BN 05.01.1898 AMERY Thomas ?.2.1893 82 BN 25.02.1893 AMOS Edward 24.12.1884 BN 05.01.1884 AMOS Phyllis 28.09.2011 87 WG 05.10.2011 ANDERS Louisa 15.05.2011 87 WN 18.05.2011 ANDERSON Aaron 31.01.1896 29 BN 05.02.1896 ANDERSON Alan David 01.07.2010 WG 07.07.2010 ANDERSON Alexander 65 BN 31.08.1889 ANDERSON Alice 19.04.2011 83 WG 27.04.2011 ANDERSON Andrew Steens 01.04.1883 Infant BN 07.04.1883 ANDERSON Carl Murray 02.09.2012 46 WG 12.09.2012 ANDERSON Ellen 03.01.1891 76 BN 07.01.1891 ANDERSON Emily Harriett 02.07.1887 24 BN 09.07.1887 ANDERSON George Edward 11.10.2012 WN 17.10.2012 4 ANDERSON Helena (Lena) 14.03.2011 89 WN 16.03.2011 ANDERSON Hilda 21.07.2012 90 WG 25.07.2012 ANDERSON James 10.01.1884 22 BN 23.02.1884 ANDERSON James William 07.09.2011 ANDERSON John Michael 22.04.2011 24 WG 04.05.2011 ANDERSON Joyce 18.08.2011 WG 14.09.2011 ANDERSON Mary 01.04.1891 59 BN 11.04.1891 ANDERSON Norah Beatrice 17.02.1889 Infant BN 20.12.1889 ANDERSON Rachel 17.07.1888 67 BN 11.08.1888 ANDERSON Robert 1.04.1884 76 BN 05.04.1884 ANDERSON 06.11.1881 Infant BN 12.11.1881 ANDERSON Hiram 25.07.1898 87 BN 27.07.1898 ANDERSON Arthur 07.04.1899 43 BN 08.04.1899 & 12.04.1899 ANDERSON Isabella 26.11.1901 31 BN 23.11.1901 ANDERSON Annie 12.01.1903 37 BN 14.01.1903 ANDERSON Ron 14.05.2010 82 WN 19.05.2010 ANDERTON Cherida 14.10.2012 WG 17.10.2012 ANDERTON Elsie 19.04.2011 84 WG 04.05.2011 ANDERTON Jean 21.11.2010 81 WG 01.12.2010 ANDERTON William 09.06.1888 44 BN 16.06.1888 ANDREW Elisabeth Emma (Lizzie) 08.10.1890 30/36 BN 15.10.1890 ANDREW Elizabeth (Betty) 31.05.2010 WN 09.06.2010 ANDREW Geoffrey Edgar 25.05.2010 79 WN 02.06.2010 ANDREW Henry 12.06.1887 62 BN 18.06.1887 ANDREW John 10.04.1886 25 BN 17.04.1886 ANDREW Mary Winifred 01.01.2011 85 WG 09.11.2011 ANDREWS Beryl Dorothy 30.03.2011 74 WG 06.04.2011 ANDREWS Charles Edward 26.02.1887 45 BN 05.03.1887 ANGEL Euphemia Lucy 17.08.2012 90 WN 22.08.2012 ANGEL Norman Leslie 01.06.2010 86 WN 09.06.2010 ANGLESEY Barbara 20.09.2010 92 WN 29.09.2010 ANGLESEY Douglas 22.09.2010 50 WN 30.06.2010 ANKERS Kenneth 25.10.2011 46 WN 02.10.2011 ANKERS Sarah 10.06.1890 23/28 BN 14.06.1890 ANNESLEY Joan 06.01.2011 82 WN 19.01.2011 ANSELL Hilda Mary 04.06.2012 91 WN 13.06.2012 5 ANSON Edward (Ted) 01.06.2011 WN 08.06.2011 ANSON Marjorie Jean (Marj) nee Williams 27.05.2012 87 WN 06.06.2012 ANTONIAK Josephine Elisa (Josie) 08.01.2011 86 WN 19.01.2011 APPERSON Eliza 24.12.1894 BN 02.01.1895 APPLEBY Gladys May 05.09.2011 WN 14.09.2011 APPLETON Joyce (nee wiggans) 30.11.2010 82 WN 08.12.2010 APPLETON Maria 07.09.1887 70 BN 17.09.1887 APPLETON Robert 28.09.1886 47 BN 02.10.1886 APPLETON William John 30.12.1894 27 BN 02.01.1895 APPLETON Lillie 09.01.1902 41 BN 11.01.1902 & 15.01.02 ARCHARD Audrey Nora 31.03.2010 87 WG 31.03.2010 ARCHER William Frederick 14.04.1887 60 BN 24.04.1887 ARDEN Ada 09.07.1882 18 BN 15.07.1882 ARDEN John 16.12.1896 70 BN 15.12.1896 ARDUS Patricia 17.09.2010 74 WN 22.09.2010 AREY John 23.12.1900 64 BN 02.01.1901 ARKELL Annie (nina) 09.11.1889 48 BN 16.11.1889 ARKELL Edward James 11.06.1882 28 BN 17.06.1882 ARKELL Thomas 01.01.1889 79 BN 05.01.1889 ARKELL William 21.11.1899 64 BN 25.11.1899 ARKLE Alfred William 28.12.1884 23 BN 05.01.1884 ARKLE Bessie 25.06.1890 BN 28.06.1890 ARKLE Margaret Eliza (Daisy) 09.02.1888 25 BN 11.02.1888 ARLETT James 07.07.1883 51 BN 14.07.2010 ARMAND Derek 05.10.2011 85 WN 12.10.2011 ARMBRUSTER Doris 09.01.2011 95 WG 19.01.2011 ARMBRUSTER William "Geordie" 27.05.2010 86 WG 02.06.2010 ARMITAGE Denys 25.11.2010 79 WN 01.12.2010 ARMITAGE Doris 08.03.2013 WN 13.03.2013 ARMITAGE Samuel 20.05.1890 24 BN 24.05.1890 ARMOUR Marjorie 08.08.2012 WG 15.08.2012 ARMOUR Nora 24.02.2011 WG 09.03.2011 ARMSTRONG Joseph 27.11.1889 73 BN 30.11.1889 ARMSTRONG Ken 26.02.2011 WG 02.03.2011 ARMSTRONG Thomas 24.04.1890 75 BN 26.04.1890
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