Person | Female Born 1812

Sophia Elizabeth Pither

Born Paris, née Bézier. Mother of Francis and Ernest. 1881 widowed and living with her two sons at 51 Thistle Grove, SW7. Dead by 1915.

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Sophia Elizabeth Pither

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