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Anthony Chitty

Birthabt 1805 - Ash, Surrey, England
Death18 Apr 1883 - 15 St Margaret's Place [Now called George Street], off Quarry Hill Road, Tonbridge, Kent, England
MotherHannah Chitty
FatherStephen Chitty

Born in Ash, Surrey, England on abt 1805 to Stephen Chitty and Hannah Chitty. Anthony Chitty married Elizabeth Ann Brown and had 3 children. He passed away on 18 Apr 1883 in 15 St Margaret's Place [Now called George Street], off Quarry Hill Road, Tonbridge, Kent, England.

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Stephen Chitty
Unknown - Unknown
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Hannah Chitty
Unknown - Unknown
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Elizabeth Ann Brown
1815 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Douch
1806 - 1864
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Elizabeth Ann Brown
1845 - 1907
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Mary Ann Douch
1805 - 1864
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Mary Ann Douch
Unknown - Unknown
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Elizabeth A Chitty
1817 - Unknown
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George Chitty
1839 - 1840
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Mary Ann Chitty
1843 - 1844
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Elizabeth Chitty
1816 - 1896

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