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# Full Name Birth Date Marriage Date Death Date Residence: Date Residence: Place
9051 Elizabeth Eliza Hallett  1810    30 Jul 1892     
9052 Elizabeth Bowditch  1810    1899     
9053 Elizabeth Guppy  1810    1854     
9054 John ROBINSON  1810    1879     
9055 Henry Page  1810    1810     
9056 James Marsh  1810         
9057 Simon Gay  1810  25 Dec 1831  Bef. 1871  1841  Midsomer Norton, Somerset, England  
9058 Harriet Lane  1810      1841  St Georges Place, Houndwell Place, St Marys, Southampton, Hampshire, England  
9059 Simon Gay  1810  25 Dec 1831  Bef. 1871  1851  Paulton, Somerset, England  
9060 Edward Nash  1811         
9061 Daniel Nash  1811         
9062 Edward Nash  1811         
9063 Jane Lapworth  1811         
9064 Mary A Hannaford  1811  1828  14 Aug 1882     
9065 George Natt  1811    Apr 1866     
9066 William Cottle  1811    Mar 1892     
9067 John Slade  1811         
9068 James GRADIDGE  1811    Aft 1881     
9069 Louisa Dymott  1811         
9070 Sarah Ganaway  1811  3 May 1831  16 Jul 1868     
9071 Susan Gange  1811         
9072 William Taylor  1811  abt. 1842  1851     
9073 Henry Barfoot  1811    1877     
9074 James Holloway  1811    27 Oct 1852     
9075 James Bennett  1811         
9076 Mary Ann Turner  1811  21 Sep 1833  12 Dec 1864     
9077 Walter Raleigh Gilbert  1811    1812     
9078 Elizabeth Hurst  1811         
9079 Maria Hurst  1811         
9080 Edward Biddlecomb  1811         
9081 Edward Biddlecomb  1811         
9082 Philip Fifield  1811    06 Mar 1877     
9083 Anne Bessant  1811  15 Jan 1832    1832  Southampton, Hampshire, England  
9084 Anne Bessant  1811  15 Jan 1832    1841  Millbrook, Hampshire, England  
9085 Elizabeth Unknown  1811    1855  1851  Millbrook, Hampshire, England  
9086 Henry Young  1811    2 Oct 1876  1851  Writtle, Essex, England  
9087 Henry Young  1811    2 Oct 1876  1851  Writtle, Essex, England  
9088 William Harnett  1811  1839  16 May 1874  1851  Whiteparish, Wiltshire, England  
9089 William Harnett  1811    16 May 1874  1851  Whiteparish, Wiltshire, England  
9090 Mary Hawkins  1811  25 Dec 1831  1893  1851  Paulton, Somerset, England  
9091 Edward Holroyd  1811      1851  Meltham, Yorkshire, England  
9092 Mary Ann Hardwick  1811  March 1843    1851  Sculcoates, Yorkshire, England  
9093 William Harnett  1811  1839  16 May 1874  1861  Whiteparish, Wiltshire, England  
9094 William Harnett  1811    16 May 1874  1861  Whiteparish, Wiltshire, England  
9095 Edward Holroyd  1811      1861  Meltham, Yorkshire, England  
9096 Mary Ann Hardwick  1811  March 1843    1861  Sculcoates, Yorkshire, England  
9097 William Harnett  1811  1839  16 May 1874  1871  Breamore, Hampshire, England  
9098 William Harnett  1811    16 May 1874  1871  Breamore, Hampshire, England  
9099 Ann Scamp  1811    1905  1871  Quayfield Road, Ilfracombe, Devon, England  
9100 Eliza Bishop  1812         


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