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Charles Everett

Birth30 Nov 1805 - Rushall, Suffolk, England
Death12 September 1890 - Bedingham, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom
MotherMary Ayton
FatherJohn Everett

Born in Rushall, Suffolk, England on 30 Nov 1805 to John Everett and Mary Ayton. Charles Everett married Elizabeth Wright Everett and had 10 children. He passed away on 12 September 1890 in Bedingham, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom.

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John Everett
1775 - 1872
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Mary Ayton
1782 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Wright Everett
1818 - 1880
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George Everett
1842 - 1915
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Emma Everett
1854 - 1885
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Anna Everett
1857 - Unknown
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William Everett
1838 - 1914
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Phoebe Everett
1847 - 1891
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Pheobe Everett
1839 - 1841
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Emily Everett
1836 - 1912
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Harriett Everett
1834 - 1869
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Thomas Everett
1845 - 1848
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Edward Everett
1845 - 1847

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