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	Surname, Given names	Birth		Death
1	Allnatt, Ann
2	Allnatt, Edith May	1886	Marlow, Wycombe, Buckinghamshire
3	Allnatt, Elizabeth	1740
4	Allnatt, Elizabeth Surtees
5	Allnatt, Ethel Gertrude	1884	Marlow, Wycombe, Buckinghamshire
6	Allnatt, Herman Augustine Coode	1843	Strensham, Kent
7	Allnatt, Hester	1738
8	Allnatt, Jane	1763
9	Allnatt, Jane Elizabeth	1837	Ramsgate, Kent
10	Allnatt, Living
11	Allnatt, Living
12	Allnatt, Living
13	Allnatt, Martha	1800
14	Allnatt, Mary
15	Allnatt, Mary Matilda	1772
16	Allnatt, Sarah	1736
17	Allnatt, Sarah Penrose	1847	Hensingham, Cumberland
18	Allnatt, Edward	1710	Northstoke	1758	Wallingford, Berkshire
19	Allnatt, Sarah	1796		1798
20	Allnatt, Mary Hopkins	1800		1801
21	Allnatt, Ann Mary	1782		1812
22	Allnatt, John	1735	Wallingford, Berkshire	1814
23	Allnatt, Frances Widdows	1807		1824
24	Allnatt, Elizabeth Martha	1819	Wem, Shropshire	1829	Shrewsbury, Shropshire
25	Allnatt, Frances	1830	Shrewsbury, Shropshire	1836	Shrewsbury, Shropshire
26	Allnatt, Charles Atherton	1767		1850	Wallingford, Berkshire
27	Allnatt, John Benwell	1780		1853
28	Allnatt, Charles William Surtees	1855	White-place, Berkshire	1855	White-place, Berkshire
29	Allnatt, Richard Cecil Atherton	1855	White-place, Berkshire	1855	White-place, Berkshire
30	Allnatt, Surtees Colborne	1856	Pensarn, Denbighshire	1857	Pensarn, Denbighshire
31	Allnatt, John Joseph	1794	Wallingford, Berkshire	1858	Winterbrook, Wallingford, Berkshire
32	Allnatt, Charles Blake	1792	Wallingford, Berkshire	1862	The Crescent, Shrewsbury, Shropshire
33	Allnatt, William	1810	Watlington, Oxfordshire	1879	Wallingford, Berkshire
34	Allnatt, Richard Hopkins	1803	Wallingford, Berkshire	1890	Hereford, Herefordshire
35	Allnatt, Maria	1827	Shrewsbury, Shropshire	1894	Shrewsbury, Shropshire
36	Allnatt, Francis John	1811	Islington, London	1895	Carlisle, Cumbria
37	Allnatt, Martha Maria	1820	St Chad's, Shrewsbury, Shropshire	1897	Coombe Martin, Devon
38	Allnatt, Charles Francis	1837	Shrewsbury, Shropshire	1903	Cheltenham
39	Allnatt, Emily Augusta	1832	Shrewsbury, Shropshire	1905	Grindelwald, Switzerland
40	Allnatt, Ellen Matilda	1824	Shrewsbury, Shropshire	1906	Tonbridge, Kent
41	Allnatt, Mary Peers	1849	Arleston, Whitehaven, Cumberland	1908	Blean, Kent
42	Allnatt, Francis St John	1864	Wallingford, Berkshire	1909	Newbury, Berkshire
43	Allnatt, Frances Lucy	1845	Whitehaven, Cumbria	1915	Carlisle, Cumbria
44	Allnatt, Charles Atherton	1846	Wallingford, Berkshire	1916
45	Allnatt, Norman Reginald	1887	Reading, Berkshire	1916	The Battle of the Somme
46	Allnatt, Francis John Benwell	1841	Wandsworth, Greater London	1923	Canada
47	Allnatt, Ellen Joanna	1857	Wallingford, Berkshire	1924	Thatcham, Berkshire
48	Allnatt, Agnes Alma	1854	Bensington, Oxfordshire	1924	Thatcham, Berkshire
49	Allnatt, Maud Elizabeth Surtees	1858	Tunbridge-wells, Kent	1932	Hereford, Herefordshire
50	Allnatt, Blake Pearman	1851	Wallingford, Berkshire	1938	Saltdean, Sussex
51	Allnatt, Emily Polehampton	1858	Wallingford, Berkshire	1940	Farnborough, Hampshire
52	Allnatt, Martha Kate	1861	Wallingford, Berkshire	1949
53	Allnatt, Frederick Blake	1885	Reading, Berkshire	1954	Reading, Berkshire
54	Allnatt, Arthur Sydney	1894	Reading, Berkshire	1955	Reading, Berkshire

When I say I shall die, as I have lived, rationalist, socialist, pacifist, and humanitarian, I must make my meaning clear. I wholly disbelieve in the present established religion; but I have a very firm religious faith of my own—a Creed of Kinship I call it—a belief that in years yet to come there will be a recognition of brotherhood between man and man, nation and nation, human and subhuman, which will transform a state of semi-savagery, as we have it, into one of civilisation, when there will be no such barbarity of warfare, or the robbery of the poor by the rich, or the ill-usage of the lower animals by mankind. — Henry S. Salt (1851-1939)