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Christopher Grainger

Birth1 Mar 1801 - Harkness, North Scarborough, York, England, United Kingdom
Death28 Jun 1873 - Toronto, Ontario, Canada
MotherAnn Sowerby
FatherGeorge Grainger

Born in Harkness, North Scarborough, York, England, United Kingdom on 1 Mar 1801 to George Grainger and Ann Sowerby. Christopher Grainger married Sarah Wilson and had 10 children. He passed away on 28 Jun 1873 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

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George Grainger
1769 - 1838
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Ann Sowerby
1772 - 1834
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Sarah Wilson
1799 - 1869
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William Grainger
1822 - 1898
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Edmund Grainger
1825 - 1872
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George Grainger
1838 - 1891
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Thomas Wilson Grainger
1840 - 1903
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Sarah Wilson Grainger
1829 - 1901
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Henry Grainger
1844 - Unknown
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John Grainger
1823 - Unknown
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George Grainger
1833 - 1834
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Ann Grainger
1827 - 1869
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Elizabeth Grainger
1835 - Unknown

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