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Anne Clayson

Birth1812 - Lyminge, Elham, Kent, England
Death23 January 1890 - Dover, Kent
MotherMary Dianah Fordred
FatherIsaac Clayson

Born in Lyminge, Elham, Kent, England on 1812 to Isaac Clayson and Mary Dianah Fordred. Anne Clayson married John Wicke Holyman and had 7 children. She passed away on 23 January 1890 in Dover, Kent.

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Parents
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Isaac Clayson
1778 - 1856
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Mary Dianah Fordred
1786 - 1868
Spouse(s)
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John Wicke Holyman
1825 - 1861
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Walter Trowell
1838 - 1878
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William Davison
1786 - 1848
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Elizabeth Holyman
1852 - Unknown
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John Thomas Wickes Holyman
1851 - 1917
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Edward William Holyman
1854 - 1919
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Catherine Julia Holyman
1858 - 1917
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Isaac Davison
1837 - 1867
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Thomas Davidson
1826 - Unknown
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Fredrich Davidson
1827 - Unknown

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