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Anne Duthoit

Birthabt 1836 - Leeds, Yorkshire, England
DeathJun 1897 - Yorkshire - West Riding, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
MotherSarah Duthoit
FatherHenry Duthoit

Born in Leeds, Yorkshire, England on abt 1836 to Henry Duthoit and Sarah Duthoit. Anne Duthoit married George Balme Stephenson and had 6 children. She passed away on Jun 1897 in Yorkshire - West Riding, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom.

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Henry Duthoit
1805 - 1873
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Sarah Duthoit
1813 - 1886
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George Balme Stephenson
1835 - 1921
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Edward Duthoit Stephenson
1866 - 1947
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Arthur Stephenson
1870 - Unknown
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Gertrude Stephenson
1878 - 1955
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Alice Stephenson
1874 - 1950
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Herbert Stephenson
1873 - 1934
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Emily Stephenson
1868 - 1944

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