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NATIONAL ARCHIVES DECEASED ESTATES

Reed, Andrew James - Estimated year of death: 1952

Reed, Bertram James - Estimated year of death: 1941

Reed, Charles James Bowler - Estimated year of death: 1930

Reed, George James - Estimated year of death: 1943

Reed, Harold James - Estimated year of death: 1967

Reed, Herbert James - Estimated year of death: 1902

Reed, James - Estimated year of death: 1961

Reed, James Alfred - Estimated year of death: 1958

Reed, James Glover - Estimated year of death: 1953

Reed, James Henry - Estimated year of death: 1960

Reed, James Joseph - Estimated year of death: 1957

Reed, James Joseph - Estimated year of death: 1930

Reed, James Samuel - Estimated year of death: 1902

Reed, James Samuel - Estimated year of death: 1918

Reed, James Thomas - Estimated year of death: 1892

Reed, John James - Estimated year of death: 1927

Reed, John James - Estimated year of death: 1956

Reed, William James - Estimated year of death: 1917

Reed, William James - Estimated year of death: 1891

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