National archives deceased estates | |
| Ingle, Frederick Charles William - Estimated year of death: 1955 |  |
| Ingle, George William - Estimated year of death: 1909 | |
| Ingle, John William - Estimated year of death: 1959 | |
| Ingle, William - Estimated year of death: 1952 | |
| Ingle, William - Estimated year of death: 1952 | |
| Ingle, William Alfred - Estimated year of death: 1920 | |
| Ingle, William Oscar - Estimated year of death: 1911 | |
| Ingleson, Frederick William Pieter - Estimated year of death: 1934 | |
| Inglethorpe, Alexander William - Estimated year of death: 1894 | |
| Inglethorpe, John William - Estimated year of death: 1886 | |
| Inglethorpe, John William - Estimated year of death: 1954 | |
| Inglethorpe, John William Edward - Estimated year of death: 1916 | |
| Pringle, Norman William - Estimated year of death: 1956 | |
| Pringle, William Conradi Watt - Estimated year of death: 1962 | |
| Wright-Ingle, William - Estimated year of death: 1916 | |
| Wright-Ingle, William - Estimated year of death: 1916 | |
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