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Charlotte Clitheroe

BirthJul 1815 - Bintry, Norfolk, England
DeathJanuary 1909 - St Faith's, Norfolk
MotherEleanor Dack
FatherBenjamin Clitheroe

Born in Bintry, Norfolk, England on Jul 1815 to Benjamin Clitheroe and Eleanor Dack. Charlotte Clitheroe married John Rayner and had 11 children. She passed away on January 1909 in St Faith's, Norfolk.

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Parents
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Benjamin Clitheroe
1792 - 1860
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Eleanor Dack
1789 - 1876
Spouse(s)
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John Rayner
1813 - 1892
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Benjamin Rayner
1850 - 1942
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Betsy Rayner
1860 - Unknown
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Berthia Rayner
1856 - 1930
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Alice Jane Rayner
1862 - 1939
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Frances Rayner
1839 - 1892
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Pamela Rayner
1844 - 1935
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Emmeline Rayner
1854 - 1922
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Caroline Rayner
1848 - 1934
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Ellen Jane Rayner
1842 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Rayner
1834 - Unknown
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Betsy/ Elizabeth Rayner
1836 - Unknown

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