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Ann ( ? servant) Able

BirthAbout 1801 - Belvoir, Grantham, Leicestershire. England
Death11 Jun 1841 - Redmile, (Grantham) Leicestershire, England
MotherElizabeth Able
FatherWilliam Able

Born in Belvoir, Grantham, Leicestershire. England on About 1801 to William Able and Elizabeth Able. Ann ( ? servant) Able married James (farm lab / Duke of Rutland's servant) Brewitt and had 10 children. She passed away on 11 Jun 1841 in Redmile, (Grantham) Leicestershire, England.

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Parents
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William Able
1775 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Able
1778 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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James (Farm Lab / Duke Of Rutland's Servant) Brewitt
1794 - 1876
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Sarah Brewitt
1838 - Unknown
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John Brewitt
1825 - 1825
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Frances Brewitt
1840 - 1841
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Mary Brewitt
1829 - Unknown
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James Brewitt
1836 - 1910
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James Brewitt
1833 - 1833
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Elizabeth Brewitt
1826 - 1913
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Susannah Brewitt
1830 - Unknown
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Ann ( Servant) Brewitt
1834 - Unknown
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John No. 1 - Died As Newborn Brewitt
1824 - 1824

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