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Catherine Wight

BirthAbout 1796 - Shropshire County, England
DeathAbout 1850 - Shropshire County, England
MotherSarah
FatherJohn Wight

Born in Shropshire County, England on About 1796 to John Wight and Sarah. Catherine Wight married Edward Foxall and had 9 children. She passed away on About 1850 in Shropshire County, England.

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John Wight
1765 - 1844
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Sarah
Unknown - Unknown
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Edward Foxall
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William Foxall
1821 - Unknown
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Sarah Foxall
1815 - Unknown
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Ann Foxall
1818 - Unknown
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John Foxall
1813 - Unknown
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Ellen Foxall
1824 - Unknown
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Edwin Foxall
1828 - Unknown
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James Foxall
1831 - Unknown
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John Foxall
1815 - 1868
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George Foxall
1837 - 1888

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