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Ann Arnold

Birth1797 - Hinton St Mary, Dorset, England
DeathQ2 1854 - Manston, Dorset, England
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Born in Hinton St Mary, Dorset, England on 1797. Ann Arnold married John Hames and had 11 children. She passed away on Q2 1854 in Manston, Dorset, England.

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John Hames
1797 - 1883
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John William Rowland Hames
1831 - 1857
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James Frederick Hames
1837 - 1907
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Thomas Hames
1835 - 1890
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John Hames
1841 - Unknown
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Christopher Hames
1829 - Unknown
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Albertina Hames
1825 - 1910
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Keturah Mary Hames
1838 - Unknown
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Ann Winifred Hames
1823 - Unknown
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Henry Hames
1820 - 1859
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Catherine Hames
1828 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Susannah Hames
1823 - 1907

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