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Ann Williamson

Birth1811 - Bredbury, Cheshire
DeathJuly 1873 - Denton, Lancashire, England - Ref DEN/13/3
MotherElizabeth (Betty) Hyde
FatherSidebotham Williamson

Born in Bredbury, Cheshire on 1811 to Sidebotham Williamson and Elizabeth (Betty) Hyde. Ann Williamson married James Arundale and had 9 children. She passed away on July 1873 in Denton, Lancashire, England - Ref DEN/13/3.

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Parents
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Sidebotham Williamson
1766 - 1847
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Elizabeth (Betty) Hyde
1773 - 1836
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James Arundale
1806 - 1856
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Ellen Arundale
1831 - 1894
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Sidebotham Arundale
1841 - 1884
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Hannah Arundale
1834 - Unknown
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Sarah Hyde Arundale
1832 - Unknown
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Jesse Arundale
1848 - Unknown
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Samuel Arundale
1835 - 1899
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Harriet Arundale
1845 - 1855
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James Arrandele
1844 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Arundale
1851 - 1930

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